Educational mousebot-style robotics platform designed for learning programming and robotics with the BBC micro:bit, featuring a comprehensive sensor set, precision drive system, and a USB-C rechargeable LiPo battery. Kitronik 56130

Educational buggy-type robotics platform designed for learning robotics and programming using Raspberry Pi Pico, requiring no soldering and enabling quick setup of an autonomous robot. Kitronik 5335

A circular board for the BBC micro:bit with 24 addressable ZIP LEDs, offering a full color spectrum and allowing for the creation of eye-catching lighting animations. Mounts directly to the micro:bit using screws, and additional pins allow for the connection of sensors or additional LEDs. Power is supplied via a JST socket or solder pads, and the built-in regulator also powers the micro:bit. The ZIP Halo is fully compatible with NeoPixel libraries and can be programmed in MakeCode or MicroPython. Kitronik 5625

An expansion board for the BBC micro:bit, allowing easy connection and control of low-power servos. It supports two servos by default, and up to three by disabling the built-in ZIP LEDs. Powered by three AAA batteries, it simultaneously supplies power to the micro:bit, while a power switch protects against unnecessary discharge. With five RGB ZIP LEDs and the ability to connect additional ones, the board allows for attractive lighting effects and is ideal for robotic projects like the :MOVE mini. Kitronik 5623

A programmable, retro-style console for the Raspberry Pi Pico, featuring a 96-LED 12x8 matrix, a speaker, and a vibration motor. The device features six control buttons and additional GPIO pins, allowing for project expansion and greater interactivity. Power is provided by three AA batteries housed in an ergonomic handle that also makes the console easier to hold. Kitronik 5347

A compact light sensor for e-textile projects that allows devices to be activated based on ambient light levels. The OUT output generates a voltage ranging from 0.9V in low light to 2.9V in bright environments, allowing for the creation of interactive effects in clothing and accessories. Large connection points allow for easy sewing of conductive thread, and the small size makes the module easy to integrate into a variety of projects. Kitronik 2754

This e-textile module allows you to program interactive projects such as clothing, accessories, and educational gadgets. It features a PICAXE 14M2 chip, a white LED, a momentary pushbutton, and 6 I/O pins with PWM and ADC functionality, allowing you to control LEDs, buzzers, and other components. The module is powered from 3 to 5.5V via a JST connector or wired connections, and its large connection points facilitate installation in fabrics. Kitronik 2751

A simple and practical soil moisture sensor designed to work with the BBC micro:bit. Using conductive probes inserted into the ground, the module measures moisture levels and generates an analog signal read by the micro:bit. Powered by 3V, it ensures easy and reliable integration, and when combined with the Mi:Power board, it can also trigger an audible alarm when the soil is dry. Kitronik 5647

This module allows you to automatically turn on LEDs in the dark thanks to a built-in light sensor. It comes with a CR2032 battery holder and a slide switch to turn the module on and off. It also has two sets of pads for connecting LEDs, allowing for flexible lighting design. Kitronik 2721

The :MOVE mini MK2 robot kit allows for automatic line tracking, enhancing the interactivity of educational projects. The kit is easy to assemble, requires no soldering, and adjustable sensors allow for precise sensitivity adjustments for the left and right sides of the robot. The module can track both a dark line on a light background and a light line on a dark background, and backward compatibility with the original :MOVE mini makes it easy to use in older projects. Kitronik 5659

This micro:bit module allows for light and object detection and line tracking, making it ideal for educational and robotic projects. Equipped with three phototransistors, it provides precise measurements, and the analog signal transmitted to the micro:bit allows for precise analysis of the surroundings. The board can be connected directly to the micro:bit or via alligator clips. Kitronik 5678

The Mini LED 5V module is designed to fit into a 20mm diameter interior. It is designed to have power requirements that are within the power limits of a computer\'s USB port (5V and well below 100mA). Kitronik 35137

An educational platform designed to teach programming to children aged 8-11. It features a motor, ultrasonic sensor, microphone, speaker, large touch-sensitive buttons with LEDs, and many additional features, such as programmable ZIP LEDs, a potentiometer, and traffic light kits. The board is compatible with the BBC micro:bit, supports MakeCode programming, and features an acrylic cover and safety features. Kitronik 56101

This DIY kit allows you to create a compact and bright LED lamp using 9 diodes with a total intensity of approximately 16,000 mCd. Built-in resistors allow the system to be powered directly from a 5V power supply or from three AA batteries, ensuring flexibility and ease of use. Its simple design makes it ideal for soldering practice. Kitronik 2169

An advanced air quality monitoring board for the Raspberry Pi Pico, equipped with a BME688 sensor for measuring temperature, pressure, humidity, IAQ, and eCO2. The device features a 128x64 OLED display, three ZIP LEDs, a buzzer, and two buttons, enabling visualization and user interaction. The board offers connections for external sensors, servos, motors, and pads, and can be powered by a battery pack of three AA batteries or a solar panel. Kitronik 5336

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

An expansion for the BBC micro:bit that allows you to build a working model of a barrier using the included servo and barrier. The module features a built-in battery holder for 3xAAA batteries, a power switch, and a buzzer, making it easy to create realistic educational projects related to transportation and automation. The micro:bit is mounted using M3 screws or alligator clips, and the LED matrix remains fully visible, allowing for the display of messages and symbols. Kitronik 5646

A compact board that allows you to control up to 8 servos simultaneously, making it ideal for advanced robotic projects. Equipped with standard 3-pin connectors, it allows you to easily connect servos without soldering, and additional GPIO pins and a 3V power supply from Pico allow you to expand your projects with new devices. The board\'s power supply is stabilized, and additional features such as an on/off switch and reverse polarity protection increase its safety and convenience of use. Kitronik 5339

A module with a 0.96" OLED display with a resolution of 128x64 pixels dedicated to the BBC micro:bit platform. It allows easy connection of the micro:bit without additional mounting thanks to the built-in edge connector. The display uses the SSD1306 controller operating with the I2C interface, and the board has pads for splitting the I2C lines and additional pins for connecting sensors, which allows for the expansion of the module with new functions. Kitronik provides dedicated blocks and sample code for the MakeCode and MicroPython editors. Kitronik 56115

Button cell battery socket specially designed for e-textiles from Kitronik. It has large connection points that allow easy connection of the conductive thread. Dedicated to CR2032 batteries. Kitronik 2701