” The IoT market will grow to $520B in 2021, more than double the $235B spent in 2017. “
Bain
The world is more connected than ever, and that’s only going to grow. We live in the age of the Internet of Things. It’s not just computers and smartphones that are digitally connected. From fridges to TVs, alarms to smart meters, more and more devices are finding their way online – and the future belongs to the individuals that understand how it all works.
If you have a child or teen interested in inventing and connectivity, you can foster that passion. Here are some of the ways they can explore electronics, physical computing, and problem solving.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT COURSE TO LEARN ELECTRONICS
Invent to learn using popular platforms that will bring code into the physical world with electronics.
Alice's Fire Tech Journey
Before Fire Tech
Alice didn't know much about electronics or programming and wasn't sure she if she would like it or not.
After Fire Tech
Alice loved the small group sizes and spending the week deep-diving into one subject. She especially loved the tutors "because they inspire you to never give up." Now Alice wants to go much deeper and hopes to study engineering at Imperial College.
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Meet Pam
Pam is doing a PhD in Computer Science at Imperial College London. Her real passion is teaching young people the latest technologies shaping their world and watching their confidence grow.
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