Understanding modern MEMS sensors is challenging without hands-on experience. Existing educational kits use outdated, bulky components.
A kit would include microscopic sensor samples, magnification tools, and experiments demonstrating principles like Coriolis effect in gyros.
Schools and maker spaces would buy kits for their STEM programs.
Start with basic gyroscope experiments, then expand to accelerometers and other sensors.
The risk is high production costs for microscopic component samples.