FOR EDUCATORS · IN DEVELOPMENT
Real circuits. A classroom adventure.
Meet KaidoTrainer Online: a browser-based learning adventure where students build real circuits, work through missions, and talk through their thinking with Kaido.
Music only, no narration. A camera looks at a breadboard beside a laptop. The learner builds a circuit, presses Check, receives a hint from Kaido, adjusts a wire and checks again. The circuit becomes a checkpoint in a short platform game. Closing text: KaidoTrainer for educators. Turn circuit building into an adventure. Educator pilot coming soon.
THE PLANNED PLAY & LEARN LOOP
A real build at every checkpoint.
Follow a clear mission map, with short story-driven platformer sections between circuit builds.
- 01
Build
Follow a schematic and parts list to build a physical circuit.
- 02
Check
Press Check. The camera and Kaido help pinpoint what needs fixing.
- 03
Talk it through
Explain your thinking, ask questions, and get guidance from Kaido.
- 04
Keep playing
Your completed circuit becomes a checkpoint. The story moves forward.
BUILT AROUND UNDERSTANDING
A light introduction to circuits.
A whole adventure ahead.
Planned missions begin with the breadboard, LEDs and resistors, then introduce switches and more.
Know what you’re learning
Clear objectives, technical vocabulary and definitions sit alongside the build.
Put the math to work
Explore Ohm’s law, simple calculations and guided multimeter readings after selected builds.
Ask Kaido as you go
Chat during building. Ask follow-up questions or say you’re stuck. Pause the platformer to chat.
Keep your classroom moving
Guest play, independent pacing and teacher-selected resume points. Share a station with 1–3 learners.
YOUR OWN CLASSROOM STATIONS
Print the rig. Source the parts.
We plan to publish open-source 3D-print files and a tested buying and assembly guide, so educators can put their own stations together.
- Computer + browser
- USB camera
- Printed rig
- Breadboard + components
- Multimeter
Equipment is separate from the subscription. Supported cameras and setup details will be confirmed through testing.
There’s an adventure you can take anywhere.
Discover the separate KaidoTrainer handheld: an open-world electronics adventure. Handheld reservations are separate from Online.