micro:bit
The BBC micro:bit foundation was created with the vision of inspiring every child to create their best digital future. Micro:bit elements are studied in order to make them the easiest and most effective in the development of digital skills and creativity.
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.
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!
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.
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!
The micro:bit Starter Kit includes all the essential parts you need for your first electronic experiments using the micro:bit breadboard.
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!
With its Mecanum all-terrain multidirectional wheels and robust, resistant chassis, this mobile robotics kit based on the micro:bit board (not included) offers budding robotics engineers more power.
Easy to assemble, ultra-simple to program, Maqueen is a micro:bit robot that fits in the palm of your hand, and offers multiple possibilities to young apprentice programmers!
Now even stronger and better designed, BitBot XL is the micro:bit programmable robot that has replaced the standard BitBot platform.
The Bitcar robotic kit is based on the features of the BBC micro:bit board and the Grove system. The result is an autonomous and customizable vehicle, to be programmed on MakeCode.
The micro:bit Tinker Kit is a fun learning solution for those new to programming, to help them get their first sound, light and mobile projects off the ground.
A Micro:bit programming board, that’s all very well, but an inventor kit with 12 new projects, that’s really better!
Enrich your experience with the little ring:bit robot with these compatible accessories that you can program on micro:bit.
Connect all your octopus:bit modules with this micro:bit compatible extension board. There’s now a simple and direct way you can expand your inventions and learn even more!
ElecFreaks’ IoT extension board embarks an ESP8266 module for handling serial and WiFi communication with the micro:bit board.
The micro:bit breadboard adapter is a pinboard 100% compatible with the micro:bit programming board and designed for extending your DIY circuits.
ElecFreaks has designed a robust and convenient case for micro:bit users that greatly prolongs the life span of your BBC programming board.
Let us introduce you to ElecFreaks’ micro:servo for micro:bit: lightweight, ultra-compact and easily integrated into your miniature robotics projects.
This 360° micro servo for micro:bit comes with a wheel and is suitable for all your miniature, mobile robotics projects.
The sensor:bit Extension Board for micro:bit allows you to access all the ports on your micro:bit, and includes a buzzer and audio jack for carrying out music projects in a classroom.
Getting a bit bored with the BBC micro:bit board? This expansion board with connectors opens up new possibilities!
This 4tronix ultrasonic sensor has a connector compatible with the BitBot XL micro:bit programmable robot.
Cube:bit offers you the opportunity to create a multicolored light show with a simple Raspberry Pi or a micro:bit card. 27 to 125 programmable LEDs can be coordinated to perfection to create awesome light effects!
The base plate for Cube:bit is designed to power all these greedy RGB LEDs. Without it, you might deplete your Micro:bit or your Raspi faster than necessary.