High-quality conductive thread that allows easy sewing by hand or machine, making it an ideal choice for e-textile projects. Coated with a nano-layer of silver, the thread has low resistance that stabilizes after sewing, and its conductivity is uniform along its entire length, eliminating the risk of non-conductive sections. Additionally, the thread is durable, does not fray and can be used in standard sewing machines, making it practical and easy to use. Kitronik 2722

Kitronik 5643, known as LAMP:bit, is a module designed for the BBC micro:bit that replicates the function of a streetlight. It features a white LED and a phototransistor, allowing for the simulation of automatic lighting activation at dusk. This module is an excellent educational tool for learning the basics of programming and understanding how urban lighting systems operate.

Kitronik 2718 is a miniature sewable coin cell battery holder designed for e-textile projects, enabling easy power supply to electronic circuits in clothing. Thanks to its compact size and specially designed mounting holes, the holder can be easily sewn onto fabric, making it ideal for use in smart clothing and wearable accessories.

Kitronik 5644 is a programmable gamepad-style controller designed for the micro:bit, enabling enhanced gaming experiences and remote control of other devices via the micro:bit’s radio communication. It features six buttons, a built-in buzzer for sound signals, and a vibration motor for haptic feedback.

Kitronik 2713 is a blue LED designed for use in e-textiles, allowing for easy integration of lighting effects into textile projects. With a built-in resistor and clearly marked polarity (+ and -), the LED is simple to use and safe to incorporate with conductive materials.

Kitronik 2708 is a relay module designed to work with the BBC micro:bit, allowing control of higher voltage circuits using signals from the micro:bit. Equipped with an electromagnetic relay, it enables safe switching of external devices such as motors or lighting, making it ideal for projects that require control over larger loads.

Kitronik 2712 is a red LED designed for use in e-textiles, allowing for easy integration of lighting effects into textile projects. With a built-in resistor and clearly marked polarity (+ and -), the LED is simple to use and safe to incorporate with conductive materials.

Kitronik 2723 is a green LED designed for use in e-textiles, allowing for easy integration of lighting effects into textile projects. With a built-in resistor and clearly marked polarity (+ and -), the LED is simple to use and safe to incorporate with conductive materials.

Kitronik 2709 is a slide switch module designed for smart clothing projects, making it easy to integrate the switch into fabrics. Thanks to its special design and enlarged mounting holes, the module can be easily sewn onto materials, making it ideal for use in e-textile applications.

Kitronik 2752 is a sewable coin cell battery holder with a built-in latching switch, designed for e-textile projects. It enables easy powering of electronic circuits in clothing and allows users to control their operation using the integrated switch.

Kitronik 2766 is a yellow LED designed for use in e-textiles, allowing for easy integration of lighting effects into textile projects. With a built-in resistor and clearly marked polarity (+ and -), the LED is simple to use and safe to incorporate with conductive materials.

A1 size mat designed for educational robots such as Motor, mini and Edison V2. Perfect for play or educational projects. It is double-sided, offering a track to follow lines on one side and a city model on the other, eliminating the need to create boards by hand and making it easier to implement projects related to traffic. Kitronik 46165

Protective case for micro:bit modules designed with protection in mind. It is transparent, has large and legible labels for buttons A and B, and full access to the bottom pins of the micro:bit. Kitronik 56102

A module dedicated to projects related to traffic lights and pedestrian crossings. It is fully assembled, which eliminates the need for soldering. Thanks to the shape resembling a real traffic light and three LEDs powered directly from the micro:bit I/O pins, it allows easy programming and expansion of projects with additional traffic lights using radio communication, which allows for the study of traffic management in the city. Kitronik 5642

A module with line sensors designed to work with the Kitronik kit. It has two sensors in the form of phototransistors that generate an analog voltage that can be read by the microcontroller. The module is equipped with a 4-pin connector (3V, 0V, L, R), which allows for power supply and reception of signals from the sensors, and the output voltage changes depending on the detected surface, which allows it to be used not only with the Kitronik kit, but also with platforms such as Arduino or Raspberry Pi Pico. Kitronik 56111

Servo control module with 180 degree range of motion, No programming required and is ideal for operations such as opening and closing the mouth, hands or eyes. Control is performed using the built-in ATTiny13A, button and potentiometer, and each pressed button moves the servo to the other end of the range, with the possibility of adjusting the length of the movement. Kitronik 2177

Flashlight module using a bright 5000 mCd white LED. Power is supplied by a 12 V N-type battery, which is included in the set. The flashlight is equipped with a slide switch for convenient switching on and off. Kitronik 2114

High-quality conductive thread that allows easy sewing by hand or machine, making it an ideal choice for e-textile projects. Coated with a nano-layer of silver, the thread has low resistance that stabilizes after sewing, and its conductivity is uniform along its entire length, eliminating the risk of non-conductive sections. Additionally, the thread is durable, does not fray and can be used in standard sewing machines, making it practical and easy to use. Kitronik 2727

A module for building a rear bicycle light using 1000 mCd red LEDs. Power supplied by AA batteries, which are not included in the kit. Kitronik 2106

An educational robot buggy for beginners, which can be built and controlled using the micro:bit module. It is ideal for autonomous and remote-controlled projects. The MK2 is equipped with rubber O-ring wheels, which improves traction and allows you to overcome difficult surfaces, and the drive is provided by two servos, which can be controlled using PWM. Thanks to five RGB ZIP LEDs and easy-to-use dedicated blocks in the MakeCode editor, the kit allows for intuitive coding and adding visual effects and additional functions, such as indicators and reverse lights. Kitronik 5652