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Product showcase: Kitronik

In this video, you’ll see some examples of the work being done in physical computing by UK company Kitronik.

In this video, you’ll see some examples of the work being done in physical computing at the moment.

Kitronik is a UK company based in Nottingham that was formed in 2005. They started making simple electronic kits and materials for design and technology teachers, and now create teaching resources, lesson plans and guides on how to teach computing.

Here, electronics hardware engineers Alisdair Trench and Phil Bradwell talk us through their simple robotics kit, and the Zip Halo HD.

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