Microcontrollers and development boards
You will find here a large choice of microcontrollers, designed for many different applications: management of neural networks or real-time image processing, small prototyping, technology lessons, robotics research projects, mobile robotics, robotics competitions...
The OrbittyBox can house an Orbitty Carrier development board, an NVIDIA JETSON TX1 or TX2 and a Connect Tech heat sink in a dedicated enclosure.
Released in November 2014, the Raspberry Pi A+ board is advertised as being a new and improved, ultra-compact version of the Raspberry Pi A, ideal for your embedded electronics projects.
With a new speaker, and a new microphone, the micro:bit v2 board has changed the rules of the game, promising new experiences for apprentice programmers.
Add this heat sink and fan to your TX1 or TX2 NVIDIA Jetson board to avoid all risk of overheating.
With its impressive graphics architecture, powerful processor and multitude of hardware connections (audio, video, Ethernet, etc.), the NVIDIA Nano Development Kit is an affordable and feature-rich AI development solution for researchers, students and top-notch DIY enthusiasts.
A 5V/2A charger for U3/1/C1+/C0/C2 Odroid boards, compatible with UE type plugs.
The Arduino-Compatible Flora Wearable Sensor will open the doors to a whole new world of connected, wearable electronics: a true little marvel, by Adafruit!
Fast, powerful, economical and easy to use, the Jetson AGX Xavier Development Kit is built around the high-performance AGX Xavier, the NVIDIA Jetson development board that replaced the Jetson TX2.
The micro:bit V2 Go Bundle base kit is the perfect solution for launching various fun and educational projects using the micro:bit V2. Your pupils will be the envy of their friends!
Store lots of photos and Full HD+ videos using the SanDisk Extreme Pro 32 GB memory card, fast and highly resistant to day-to-day incidents.
Discover a new way to learn how to program Arduino with the Arduino Esplora. This new Arduino board comes with a lot of amazing embedded sensors.
A complete set of BBC micro:bit boards V2 and accessories to start a programming workshop with 10 groups of pupils of all ages from primary school onwards.
The NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX module has the same compact form factor as the Jetson Nano and is a worthy successor to the Jetson TX2. It comes here with its development kit and helps you create applications and software in edge Computing. It also boosts the performance of your AIoT systems.
We can always do with an additional power supply, in particular given the huge range of projects possible on the Odroid XU4 and the NVIDIA Jetson Nano Developer Kit.
The Mini 05 from Arduino is mini only in name: more powerful, more ergonomic – yet just as simple to use as the last version!
Connect Tech offers a complete set of cables for connecting the Elroy Carrier board.
This second version of the ring:bit kit allows you to assemble a small, intelligent robotic car with multiple features that can be programmed with MakeCode. Be warned, you’ll need a BBC micro:bit for it to work!
Ultra-compatible, easy to use, designed for rapid programming and quick creations, the DFR0225 Romeo V2 board has more than one trick up its sleeve!
The NVIDIA Jetson Nano Developer Kit is a collaborative solution for higher education and research. It is the ideal platform for affordable AI design.
NVIDIA is continuing its mission to democratise IT development and AI education with the release of a Getting Started with AI on Jetson Nano course, provided by the Deep Learning Institute.
The micro:bit Starter Kit includes all the essential parts you need for your first electronic experiments using the micro:bit breadboard.
This Arduino Nano 3.0 board is based on the ATmega328 microcontroller. This Arduino board is breadboard-friendly.
The aim of the Ring:bit Bricks Pack for LEGO and micro:bit is to develop your robotics skills using LEGO. There are also 6 projects you can program with MakeCode!
You want to develop artificial intelligence in connected objects and edge computing devices using just a memory stick? This is precisely what Intel is offering with its Neural Compute Stick. The second version of a device already praised by developers!