
Omar Morceli
ESP32, IoT systems, connected devices
Courses taught: ESP32
Guides students through real ESP32 hardware projects, connected devices, and practical debugging.
LinkedInAlmikatro helps students build real engineering skills through guided implementation, project-based learning, and practical work on Arduino, ESP32, STM32, and PCB projects. Courses may start with simulation where useful, but the real value comes from wiring, testing, debugging, and validating on hardware.
Arduino, STM32, and ESP32 tracks are built around physical implementation. Students may start with guided simulation or setup where useful, then move quickly into wiring, board testing, hardware debugging, and project validation on real components.
Work directly with Arduino, STM32, and ESP32 hardware in guided practical sessions instead of stopping at on-screen examples.
Start with simulation or guided setup where useful, then move into real implementation, wiring, interfacing, and physical validation.
Practice real debugging, signal checks, troubleshooting, and validation on physical systems, not only inside software.
These proof points use student-submitted technical media: real boards, hardware testing clips, and PCB layout screenshots that reflect practical work done by learners.
This student-submitted example shows bench-level work around TTL conversion, serial interfacing, and the kind of hardware connection students use during practical STM32 debugging and communication tasks.
This student clip shows practical wiring, testing, and debugging activity on hardware, which is much closer to the real learning experience.
This student PCB screenshot shows actual routing and board-design work, which makes the hardware-design track feel concrete and technically serious.
Learn from specialized instructors with practical engineering backgrounds and course-specific expertise.

ESP32, IoT systems, connected devices
Courses taught: ESP32
Guides students through real ESP32 hardware projects, connected devices, and practical debugging.
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PCB design, electronics design workflow
Courses taught: PCB Design
Teaches PCB design from schematic capture to routed, manufacturable boards.
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Beginner engineering foundations, practical electronics, embedded basics
Courses taught: Engineering Fundamentals
Leads hands-on beginner engineering implementation with real boards, sensors, and practical system building.
LinkedInThe Almikatro training path is built for Algerian students who want hands-on learning, live guidance, and a clear route from beginner foundations to real engineering applications.
Join instructor-led online classes where theory is explained through practical engineering use cases.
Students work toward real monitoring systems, firmware projects, IoT dashboards, and manufacturable boards.
Engineering Fundamentals gives students a safer first step before more advanced ESP32, STM32, and PCB tracks.
Students get direct answers, guided progression, and clear next steps instead of random tutorials.
Start correctly with Engineering Fundamentals, then move into connected systems, embedded firmware, and production-ready hardware design.
Built to help students progress with clarity, not guesswork.
Start here. Build the programming and electronics foundations required before advanced embedded work.
Build connected systems with telemetry, dashboards, monitoring, and remote control.
Learn peripherals, timing, debugging, communication, and practical embedded workflows.
Continue into more advanced embedded topics after building the Standard course foundation.
Turn circuit ideas into manufacturable boards using an engineering-grade workflow.
Apply now to receive the next available start date, weekly schedule, and guidance on which course fits your level best.
Answer a few quick questions and get the Almikatro course that best matches your current level and goal.
This is a guided recommendation based on your level, goal, and the type of systems you want to build.
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Start with the core programming and electronics concepts that make the later embedded tracks much easier and more practical.
Each course page clearly shows the outcome, level, price, format, and how to register.
Simulation-supported where useful, but built around real board testing and practical hardware work from the start.
Taught by Djenane Kheira
Simulation-supported where useful, then moved onto real ESP32 hardware, sensors, and connected-system testing.
Taught by Omar Morceli
Starts with guided setup where useful, then moves into real STM32 hardware implementation, testing, and debugging.
Taught by Zahra Habita
Move from STM32 basics into professional firmware architecture, real-time systems, communication reliability, and industrial project work.
Taught within the Almikatro embedded systems track
Go from schematic to manufacturing-ready boards using an engineering workflow built around KiCad.
Taught by Amina Hamri
Send your background and goal on WhatsApp and we’ll guide you to the right starting point.
Almikatro is positioned for learners who want practical skills, real systems thinking, and a clearer path from study to actual engineering work.
The courses are designed around real engineering applications, not isolated examples with no project context.
Learners see how firmware, electronics, communication, and product decisions connect inside one workflow.
The training direction stays practical, with examples, systems, and guided work that move beyond theory alone.
Students can start with foundations and move toward IoT, embedded systems, robotics, and PCB design in a structured way.
The academy is designed for students who want a structured technical path, instructor guidance, and practical results they can explain and build on.
These are Almikatro project examples that show the kind of practical hardware work, tested firmware, connected monitoring, and PCB execution the academy is built around.
This Almikatro project shows connected monitoring work with ESP32, telemetry, dashboards, and validation around real pressure, temperature, volume, and alert behavior.
This Almikatro project shows embedded control implementation with actuators, motion behavior, and hardware-software debugging on a practical STM32-based system.
This Almikatro hardware project shows schematic work, component placement, routing, board checks, and production-ready output beyond simple prototyping.
Almikatro also provides focused technical support for embedded systems, PCB design, firmware debugging, and project rescue.
Review schematics and layouts before fabrication, with practical feedback on risks, manufacturability, and design decisions.
Get help diagnosing firmware, wiring, communication, and embedded integration problems across Arduino, ESP32, and STM32 builds.
For blocked or unstable projects that need focused technical support, clearer direction, and a practical recovery path.
Real feedback from learners about the practical style, professional approach, and overall course experience.
"Honestly, it was a pleasure to be part of a course with active students, strong participation, and a very professional approach."
"Overall, I'm very happy with the course. It's very useful, and I really like that it is already focused on practice."
"It's great, and the group is very good too. Maybe the only thing to add is even more practical examples and tricks used in real systems."
Almikatro also takes part in hands-on learning events that help spark curiosity and introduce younger learners to robotics, making, and practical technology.
Robotics can also be a first step into technology, helping younger learners discover how making, movement, and problem-solving come together.
Alongside the main engineering tracks, Almikatro also supports hands-on events that encourage discovery, creativity, and early interest in technology.
Young learners get a first contact with robotics, making, and interactive technical activities.
The same practical mindset behind the courses also appears in events, workshops, and outreach activities.
It reflects a stronger connection with learners, families, and communities interested in science and technology.
Build practical skills that connect classroom knowledge to real engineering systems.
Start with a structured fundamentals track instead of trying to learn from scattered tutorials.
Prepare for ESP32 and STM32 with a stronger base in systems, sensors, and electronics.
Progress from microcontrollers to PCB design with a clearer engineering workflow.
Join live online practical sessions, ask questions directly, and get guidance on the right next course.
Short answers to the questions most learners ask when choosing their first Almikatro course.
The main format is live online instruction with guided practice, questions, and direct support during the learning process.
Engineering Fundamentals is the recommended first step for beginners and students who want to build a strong base before ESP32, STM32, or PCB Design.
Yes. You can contact Almikatro first, explain your background, and get guidance on the best course and next cohort for your level.