During my year2 of university life, I took a hands-on studio course focusing on using modern, open-source hardware platforms for artistic embodiment. In this course, I have learned to build interactive systems that can sense and respond to the physical world using embedded systems and electronic components, using a highly popular, open-source hardware platform, Arduino, with a vast range of sensors and actuators, and develop practical skills for creating interactive installations. Techniques in rapid prototyping, such as 3D printing and laser cutting, were learned with hands-on workshops, as well as the coding skill to connect the bridge between physical and virtual with electronic gadgets, such as sound sensor, LED, toggle, and more. My final project was to make an RC car with Bluetooth function for smartphone control and self-detection and self-driving function.