You should read this book if you want to learn how to

• configure your Rapsberry Pi for use with the Pimoroni Explorer Pro
• turn the four on-board coloured LEDs on and off, and flash them
• use the capacitive touch sensors to control your Pi
• use PWM to fade the brightness of the LEDs up and down
• control servomotors
• measure analog voltages to monitor light levels, temperature and other real-world values
• control electric motors with your Pi

You'll consolidate what you learn through fun experiments like

• morse code signaller
• light dimmer control
• light level monitor
• semaphore station
• Pi on the move (a simple mobile Robot)

Many of the experiments require little or no extra hardware. The parts you'llneed for the semaphore station and robot are readily availableand inexpensive.