Hands-on robotics and Arduino learning usually means buying, wiring and maintaining hardware at home — a real barrier for beginners, families and schools.
// case study · Web Developer & Project Manager · 2025 – Present
LabNeighbour — Remote Robotics Lab
Built and launched the web platform that connects browser-based courses to a real remote workstation, and lead the project as PM — planning the roadmap, prioritizing features and coordinating delivery with the founder.
A live platform where learners choose a course, book a session with credits and watch real Arduino hardware react to their code over a live camera — no electronics kit needed at home.
- Five beginner Arduino courses — night lamp, ultrasonic color guardian, garage door monitor, cooling fan controller and RGB color wizard
- Lab Credits system — course purchases include credits that are spent on bookings instead of charging again
- Date & time booking flow for sessions on a real workstation
- Learner dashboard that signals when the lab is ready to join
- Live camera feedback from the physical hardware
- Four service paths — Course + Live Lab, Remote Lab Access, Instructor-guided Lab and Open Workstation
- Account login, public Lab Preview and Support pages
- Web Platform
- Authentication
- Booking & Credits
- Live Camera
- Project Management
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