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BBC micro:bit Pedestrian Crossing Project

By Kitronik Maker

This Pedestrian Crossing project was submitted to us by Thomas Stratford. Thomas started this project to try out the pre-written code that came with the IET Pedestrian Crossing resource. The aim is to use the BBC micro:bit to develop a prototype for a pedestrian crossing for a local secondary school.

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TUTORIAL
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SparkFun gator:log Hookup Guide

By SparkFun Electronics

This tutorial will show you how to get started using this gator:log with the gator:bit (v2) in the micro:bit development environment.

PROJECT
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microbit ZIP Halo Christmas Baubles

By Kitronik Maker

For day seven of our 12 Makes of Christmas we've turned a ZIP Halo for BBC microbit into a fetching Christmas Bauble that would make a great addition to your Christmas tree!

PROJECT
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Automating Paper Automata with :CREATE Simple Servo Board for micro:bit

By Kitronik Maker

We recently launched the Kitronik Simple Servo Control Board for BBC micro:bit, and Emma wasted no time in putting together three great resources for it. We've included all three resources below, with all of the files needed and step by step instructions for each.

Robotics Education: Robot Tour Part 3
BLOG
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Robotics Education: Robot Tour Part 3

By Antonio Velasco

Dive into the third part of the Robotics Education series where students enhance their robotics skills using the Parallax kit and DFRobot micro:bit.

Arduino vs. Raspberry Pi What’s the Difference?
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Arduino vs. Raspberry Pi What’s the Difference?

By bekathwia

Understand the distinction between microcontrollers and single-board computers and explore their respective applications in DIY projects.

PROJECT
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Wirelessly Code your Bluetooth Device with CircuitPython

By Adafruit Industries

Using only a Web Browser, you can write code directly over Web Bluetooth.