Project kickoff and safety
4:45 PM–6:45 PM
- Safety
- System tour
- How it fits
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- Meet the RC car system, review safe electronics habits, and understand how code, wiring, motors, and Wi-Fi fit together.
July 17–July 29
Weekdays 4:45 PM–6:45 PM · Weekend build sessions 1:45 PM–5:45 PM · Chiang Mai · Designed for 10–15 year olds · English-taught
Build Your Own Wi-Fi Controlled RC Car
Coding and robotics workshop · 10 focused sessions · Ages 10–15
American-led, U.S.-developed curriculum for local families. Real typed code, guided debugging, robotics-style engineering, and a working project to take home.
Coding is the core skill. Students write C++ for the microcontroller and HTML/CSS/JS for the browser control page. Wi-Fi engineering connects code to the car wirelessly, and electronics give students a real system to wire, test, and troubleshoot.
Across 10 focused sessions, students build coding, electronics, wiring, sensor, motor, and Wi-Fi control skills, then assemble, test, debug, and customize the car.
Robotics and Engineering Classes for Kids
Coding
How to write C++ for the microcontroller and HTML/CSS/JS for browser controls, then debug by watching real hardware respond.
Wi-Fi and Access Points
How a microcontroller hosts a small control page and receives commands over Wi-Fi.
Microcontroller
How the board runs student code and connects browser commands to motors, camera, and inputs.
Motor Controls
How to wire and test motors, then use code to control speed, direction, turning, and stopping.
Electrical Engineering
How voltage, resistance, power, and safe wiring choices support a reliable coded project.
Power Management
How batteries, regulators, capacitors, and power distribution keep the car stable, responsive, and safe.
Circuit Diagrams
How to read and create simple circuit diagrams before building the hardware.
Schedule Preview
10 Focused Sessions Across July 17–July 29
A concise overview of how students move from coding and electronics foundations to a tested Wi-Fi controlled RC car they can take home.
July 17 – July 29, 2026
10 focused sessions Rest days: Jul 21, 23, 28
- Foundations
- Build
- Debug + Test
- Showcase
- Rest Day
Coding foundations
1:45 PM–5:45 PM
- C++ basics
- Run on hardware
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- Write and test simple C++ commands so students see how software controls real hardware.
Signals and sensors
1:45 PM–5:45 PM
- Inputs
- Sensor data
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- Read inputs, watch values change, and connect sensor data to decisions in code.
Motors and movement
4:45 PM–6:45 PM
- Motors
- Movement
- Debugging
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- Wire motor drivers, test direction and speed, and debug movement problems step by step.
Rest day
Wi-Fi control basics
4:45 PM–6:45 PM
- Wi-Fi
- Wireless commands
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- Learn how the microcontroller creates a control connection and receives commands wirelessly.
Rest day
Browser control page
4:45 PM–6:45 PM
- HTML/CSS/JS
- Browser controls
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- Use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create controls that send commands to the car.
Car assembly
1:45 PM–5:45 PM
- Chassis
- Wiring
- Power
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- Build the chassis, organize wiring, connect power, and prepare the car for integrated tests.
Integration and debugging
1:45 PM–5:45 PM
- Integration
- Troubleshooting
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- Combine code, Wi-Fi commands, motors, sensors, and wiring, then troubleshoot as a real engineering system.
Testing and customization
4:45 PM–6:45 PM
- Testing
- Customization
- Explain build
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- Improve reliability, tune controls, add personal adjustments, and practice explaining the build.
Rest day
Final drive and take-home handoff
4:45 PM–6:45 PM
- Final checks
- Demo
- Handoff
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- Complete final checks, demonstrate the Wi-Fi controlled RC car, and prepare it to go home.
Weekday sessions run 4:45–6:45 PM and weekend build sessions run 1:45–5:45 PM. Rest days are Tuesdays and Thursdays. The first and last 15 minutes are a drop-off and pick-up window.
By the End
After 10 focused sessions, your child will be able to:
- Write C++ code that controls real hardware
- Create HTML/CSS/JS browser controls for a physical vehicle
- Connect commands through Wi-Fi access points and basic web hosting
- Wire motors, batteries, components, and a microcontroller safely
- Understand basic live video streaming
- Troubleshoot circuits, power, code, and movement problems
- Build, improve, compete, and take home their own Wi-Fi controlled RC car
Tuition
Early Bird and regular tuition
Early Bird Tuition: 7,200 THB until June 30, 2026. Regular Tuition: 8,000 THB after June 30, 2026. Tuition includes 10 focused sessions, coding instruction, Wi-Fi control, hands-on electronics, a take-home Wi-Fi controlled RC car, a certificate, and selected materials.
Spots are limited. Reserve a seat and we’ll confirm availability before payment.
Upcoming Workshop
See the Wi-Fi Controlled RC Car Up Close
A closer look at the car students will code, connect, wire, and take home.
Coding Outcome
Coding for kids first, with Wi-Fi robotics and engineering making it real.
Write Real Code
Students use C++ for microcontroller behavior and HTML/CSS/JS for browser controls.
Connect It Over Wi-Fi
They code a control page and send commands to the car through a Wi-Fi access point.
Build the Hardware Foundation
Circuits, motors, power, and wiring give the code a real system to control.
Test, Compete, Improve
Students debug issues, tune performance, and explain their final build during the showcase.
Outcome
Every student codes, builds, and takes home their own Wi-Fi controlled RC car.
Build Your Own Wi-Fi Controlled RC Car
Each student designs, builds, and programs a remote-controlled lab car they can operate through a web interface and keep experimenting with at home.
Sparks Lab Kids Student Engineering Certificate
Each student receives a certificate recognizing their coding, Wi-Fi control, debugging, and hands-on engineering work.
Models and Learning Kits
Students take home selected models and kits used during the course, allowing them to keep exploring code, electronics, circuits, and design concepts.
Workshop Location
Peace Culture Foundation
155 Moo 10, Baan Waen, Hang Dong, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Peace Culture Foundation in Hang Dong, Chiang Mai is a calm, welcoming property with space for focused learning and hands-on project work. It gives local families a clear answer when searching for STEM classes near me, coding classes near me, robotics classes near me, or engineering classes near me.
Renshinkan Dojo is also on the grounds, adding a grounded, disciplined atmosphere. Together, the venue feels thoughtful, family-friendly, and ready for serious work.
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