Yes it does. Both the docs are self explanatory.
Hi @Anavij,
Have you received the kit yet?
Hi @moulipc :
Yes, I got it today. They charged around 1500 INR as customs duty 
@vjreddi Ordered mine 16 jan, but have no clue at all after day 22 jan on DHL…
Yikes! Any word from DHL on this?
Nothing, just this from the tracking code
From the tracking page, click on Contact us, enter details and submit.
You will get a reply with the status.
You can also write to Arduino, but you are only sure to get a reply with a link to dhl tracking page.
I ordered on Jan 31. Landed in India on 17. Should be getting it delivered in a week.
Thanks will try this, was waiting a little bit more but now i think is time to demand some position from them
I received the kit today. It took about three weeks to get it to India.
The OmniVision camera (OV7675) is really tinier than the TinyML itself (just apt). And the shield is really good.
The kit is a well thought out composition.
Those who are planning to use individual components (Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense with headers, a Breadboard, and a Camera Module (OV7675 or OV7670), please be aware that the header pins of the Nano BLE Sense are not compatible with standard breadboards. It requires little skill, care and struggle to mount onto a standard breadboard without causing damage.
Update: The kit is in stock at robocraze website at the present moment. I just ordered mine
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My kit arrived in the Canada Post mail in Montreal about 10 days after DHL said it had reached New Jersey. I think they pocketed the cash and dropped it in a mail box which would explain why it is taking a long time to arrive in India. Perhaps someone should mention this to the Arduino store
Both Arduino and DHL have made it very clear that this particular shipping option is not only cheap but a time taking one.
Though late, I realized, it was our mistake not to observe details and fine prints.
Being open source, response from arduino has been ‘handed over to shipper’.
Being commercial, DHL has been diplomatic in their response - always ‘processing’.
Any ways, once you start deploying and testing what you’ve learnt, mere thrill of seeing it working on the kit will make you forget the pains and ordeals of getting the kit.
These are just the tiny learning steps that we learn and TinyML is no exception. When we begin productizing our innovative ideas, we will face many such difficulties. And of course, we will certainly overcome them all.
Happy learning Tiny Machine Learning to everyone.
They are shipping to India? can you post the kit link here, Thanks
Sure, https://robocraze.com/arduino-tiny-machine-learning-kit. They are shipping from India so shipping delay will be reduced I guess.
The kit is sold out on the website for a long time. are there alternatives to it to follow course 3 with?
Unfortunately, our examples only work on the Arduino – but/and 2 things:
- You can do about 80% of the course without the hardware (learn all of the concepts, pass all of the quizzes/tests, even train some of the models). So you can totally get started while you wait!
- I know of a university that got a shipment of Arduinos last week – so I am hopeful that we may finally be getting to the other side of all of the supply chain disruption and they should be finally actually back in stock soon!
can they ship to indonesia?
I believe Arduino has distributors globally so in theory yes!
