A demonstration of the red, green, blue lights working in real life. There are lots of different types of light strips, some are 100s of LEDs long. You can even …
Challenge 5: Pulling it altogether If you’ve completed all 4 challenges, you’ve come a long way and learnt a lot! In this final challenge we’re going to pull everything from …
You can gather data from a temperature sensor and display it on the micro:bit’s screen. Here is an example of how to do it. Why do you want to measure …
From the previous challenges, you’ve learnt how to deal with input from the user, connect a speaker to the micro:bit, deal with input from a sensor, edit that data and …
Step Counter Let’s look closely at the code that was used to collect the data from the previous step. Like the juggling video, I used the accelerometer that’s on the …
In this article we take brief dive into world of microcontroller hardware, and you will gain awareness of how they work – inside and out. Microcontrollers: A Computer in Miniature …
Watch for a tour of Kitronik who are based in Nottingham and Pimoroni who are in Sheffield. These two companies kindly opened their doors to us to show what it’s …
I hope you were able to discuss or read some good comments about the implication of physical computing. Let’s look at some examples of data gathering gone wrong Data Types …
Continuing with the step counter code from the previous steps, how did we display the data that we had gathered? The micro:bit had converted the physical data of shaking into …