The Amazing Arduino
March 11, 2026 • EPISODE 301
Join Roger Billings, a technology thought leader and innovator, as he draws from his diverse range of life experiences, inspiring students of all ages to love science and to understand the value of education in empowering their life missions.
This highly motivational and informative lecture series, hosted by the International Academy of Science, is part of the Roger Billings Mentoring Scholarship.
About DrB
Dr. Roger Billings is a visionary innovator whose work has touched the lives of millions of students and transformed the landscape of education. Widely known as “DrB” to the countless kids who benefit from his groundbreaking Acellus learning system, Dr. Billings has dedicated his life to advancing education through technology.
As part of DrB’s lifelong commitment to supporting education, Science LIVE was launched as a way to “give back” by mentoring students in conjunction with the Roger Billings Scholarship Program.
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Got so much info from this video.Thankk youu
Hello from Texas! : )
Here from VA!
I love the creative skits ya’ll do!
The granola with chopsticks is hilarious 😂
I love my new ASL class!
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hello i’m from Vietnam
It’s holms!!!!!!!!!!
Could someone use an micro Controller with a rudder of sort on an astroid to alter course as needed.
loved today’s video!!
I like David and Caleb pretending to be Sherlock Holmes and Watson – the best show!
This is so funny! I love science live!
Hello from North Dakota
I like her learning about computers and I like how we’re learning about the Roger Billings computer it’ really good I really love the way that were learning about computers
So If N.A.S.A Hit the Astroid Did the Debris Or Rocks hit the Earth? Yes..
Have a good day yall.
Hi from Alabama. I always like watching the educational skits toward the end. Those boys are entertaining.
did I see chopsticks being used improperly ಠ╭╮ಠ
Iron man armor
Detecter of insulin
Hii!!, from Dominican Republic
Hello from wisconsin!
Are these the people from clue?
Robert here from South Carolina
I like learning about the Dart Project and the Microcontrollers.
The micro processor which is considered the brain, still needs so much stuff for it fully function as the micro controller already has that and more. I just believe it’s an interesting concept.
Could we use a microcontroller to make a crane/car that can be used to make vehicles or computers?
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i love this
Amazing video today! loved it
Good evening from Tennessee!
Those “character” names are hilarious! Granola with chopsticks lol 🙂
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Pretty cool!!
Arduinos are really interesting
Science Live Is Great
this is such a cool topic!
” This floor is false”. Lol
Hey, I just wanted to say I love the show!
Hi from North Carolina!
Hi from Nebraska
It was fun listening to this video today.
I would love to build a robot car toy or my own game console by using microcontrollers.
MicroProcesser vs MicroController is an important difference and you explained it perfectly!!! Thank you. Rosie.
i love this science
hi from TN
Hello from Florida!
can’t wait to see what’s on today’s video!
It’s so amazing that something so small could hold and do so much!
I’m a little late but I’ve made it!
We love science live nights at our house!
That’s cool! Like clue the game
Awsome live tonight!
This is such a good episode!
I got a huge set of these type of things a few years ago they are fun to play with!
You should find somthing to add like a project to do at home that relates to what we learned
Hi from VA
Love this live
CLUE REFERENCE!
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I luv science live
It is so fun to dive into the world of computer science and learn more about them!
The speak and spell device is awesome! I love science live!
From Indiana!!!
I love watching acellus live 😗
That computer is so big compared to ours today!
a microproster is a certain kind of motor that makes a electric thingy to the brain inside of its hard metal little shell where if you hook it up to a robot you can move the hands with a processor with one of those two batteries some hands and feet and Bam you can get the hands control but everything else you need a lot of complication the car is kind of good that’s really easy for those too I am done good luck the and.
Hi from NJ!
Takes place in England.
Wonderful!! Love these lives!
Hi from Vermont!
Hey from Mississippi
Microprocessors looks really cool! too bad parts like those are expensive nowadays.
I find the relationship between technology and the body quite similar and interesting.
What data must be collected to calculate that an asteroid will or will not hit Earth?
This live is so helpful!
oh and for some reason my post seas awaiting moteration for science live.
Hi from Texas
Love the lives!
Hello from California!
What role does a microprocessor have compared to a microcontroller? Why not just use one over the other?
I’m excited for the next one loved this episode
Hi from Oregon!
The dance suit will light up everytime you or I move.
I loved the science fact
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CRAZY FAST
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i look forward to science live every week!
Hello from Louisiana!
helloo from ny!
Fun and educational skit today, I really appreciate the effort they put in to make sure everyone understands the concept they’re trying to teach!
Who invented the micro controller?
learning about microscopes was fun.
Hi from New York!
I learned what an Arduino is its pretty cool
hi from MI
Hi from Texas!
How many transistors does a Laptop have ?
why would the rocketship smash it self in a metore?
skit was super unique!
Why did you go with the Sherlock Holmes theme this week?
so basically the electrodes in devices can act like the electrodes in the human body?
a reel bionic arm
very cool stuff!
Hi from Texas… 🙂
i would love to have a biology course on the how the bosy works- mucles and bones
Everything has a limit, so what are the limitations of microcontrollers?
Hi!! From Chicago!
Impressive Microcontroller!
Hello from Washington! Loved to hear abt electronics!!!
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happy to be here again!!!!!
hi from GA
Your segment is really cool and informative!
You can’t spell conscience without science!
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Hello from Vietnam
I love this!
Hello from Texas!
The Sherlock Holmes skit is amazing
How do you calculate how a satellite’s orbit?
the speak and spell seems really cool!
so funny and useful
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Hello, I’m happy to be here.
science live rules
from AL
I’m Harvey and I’m from Illinois
How many types of computer chips are used in the world?
here from wyoming
That is so interesting!
This is a great live tonight!
Me and jack are here from NC!
Hi from Hawaii!
holmes and watson on the case
i love sherlock holmes p-p
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I love this!
Hi from Washington!!!
This is cool.
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Hello from Maryland!
The orange suit rocks!
im so excited
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Hello from TN!!!!
Hi i am from missouri
Loved the video, keep it up so educational!
It came out when my mom was a baby.
Hiii! Coming from homestead Florida
Very interesting video this week
Wow! That’s actually so interesting!
“celebrates in British” lol
Science Live is my favorite activity which I am looking for every Wednesday.
Lol he’s so funny
Loved it!!
These are good British accents and music.
Hi from NJ
Well, I have to admit I am very entertained by this skit. Bravo!
Happy Wednesday everyone! I love outer space so much and I can’t wait to learn more about it.
I also like Arduino’s micro controller. It is my favorite circuit. It is very easy to use and I am probably going to use it for my next project even little things like making the lights shine on it is easy.
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Another amazing science live!
Hi from Texas!!
Hi from VietNam, I love science live
The microcontroller is smaller than a finger nail do you have to use tools to put it in something?
I never knew about Gary Boone until now thank you for teaching me about Gary Boone Science Live
So fun 😊
This comedic gold! But overall a good episode.
His accents are always so amazing. LOL. I love the protege’s.
I didn’t realize a tiny computer like an Arduino could run experiments and control devices. It makes me want to try building something with one.
I would try to build and program doctor octavius arms
Science live is the highlight of my day!
I enjoy watching Science Live!
The micro controllers sound amazing!
I enjoy discussing new things on science live
I enjoy David & Caleb but you do not bore me Dr. Billings your talks are very interesting.
A divice that will help detect problem in the digestive sytem
Can a microcontroller be used in a stove to cook something start to finish?