Toys.Engineering Team

Let’s be honest—Hot Wheels are among the most popular car models (yes, we can call them car models, why not?). They are very affordable and widely available. However, their models are far from "perfect": * They lack movable parts like doors (although a few newer models include

Building a mini drone with Arduino can be an exciting project for beginners and tech enthusiasts alike. It combines programming, electronics, and mechanics, and by the end, you’ll have a fully functioning, custom-built drone. This guide will walk you through everything you need to get started, from components to

Adding lighting to your dollhouse can transform it from a simple model into a realistic, enchanting miniature home. There are multiple ways to add lighting, and you can choose between simple plug-and-play options or more advanced setups with an Arduino microcontroller for a fully customizable effect. In this guide, we&

Building an RC (remote-controlled) car with Arduino is a fun and educational project that combines electronics, programming, and basic robotics. In this guide, we’ll cover how to build a simple Arduino-powered RC car that uses one DC motor for propulsion and a servo motor for steering. This configuration simplifies

When we work on new Toys.Engineering STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) and Arduino kits, we follow our two main ideas: * Kits should teach how to develop a hardware project from scratch. Hardware here isn’t just electronics; it’s also about aesthetics and creating cases/boxes, etc., for electronics.

Let’s start with the history of a very popular brand of building blocks - LEGO. To be honest, a similar history applies to many other beloved brands. In the 1980s, LEGO created amazing block sets with extensive interactivity. If you've never heard of them, check out this