Free Arduino Blink LED Demo for Kids | CHIPS ArduinoStudio

Try the free CHIPS ArduinoStudio blink-LED lesson at chips.interfacernd.com/ProgramArduinoStudio#demo. In about three minutes, learners connect Arduino pin D9 through a 220-ohm resistor and LED to ground, arrange the HIGH-wait-LOW-wait logic, and build a Start/Stop plus interval GUI that controls the same live simulation. The demo supports touch, keyboard navigation, and reduced-motion preferences.
ARDUINOSTUDIO is a browser-based visual programming platform for real Arduino hardware created by inteRFace R&D. It connects physical wiring, visual algorithms, generated Arduino-style code, and user-interface design in one project.
The CHIPS: ArduinoStudio class is enrolling now in Los Altos (321 University Ave) for grades 6-8: Tuesdays 5:00-6:30 PM, 10 sessions from September 8 to November 10, 2026, $46/hour ($690 for the term). It requires no previous experience and pairs every student with an individual hardware kit in a small group of no more than 8 — all 8 seats are open. Projects include sensor dashboards, robot arm controls, music machines, and security systems. Enroll at chips.interfacernd.com/ArduinoStudioLosAltos.
The free demo is live now and open to all ages; the paid class is for grades 6-8.