Design of LED kit prototype integrated ESP 8266 MCU mode and its implementation in physics-STEAM learning.

STEAM educational projects foster 21st-century skills. Integrating STEAM technologies into public school curriculums can engage students, develop laboratory skills, and establish STEAM pedagogy in the classroom. The prototype kit led with mode MCU ESP 8266 sensor is a technology that already uses the ability to transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human interaction. This prototype uses ESP 8266 MCU mode, project board, red LED lights, jumper cables, 100Ω resistors, and micro-USB cables. Programming is carried out on the Arduino application, where data is transmitted to the mode MCU ESP 8266. A bright red LED indicates the success of the circuit. This series can represent high school physics material, namely dynamic electricity taught in class XII. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]