START A BITProjects
Each project is a small, complete thing to build and make work. The guides give enough to start, and leave room to explore.
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Micro:bitArduinoMakeCodeC++
Police and traffic lights
LEDs and a push button, from one blinking LED to a traffic light with a pedestrian button.
Micro:bitArduinoMakeCodeC++
Rainbow lightsaber
Addressable LEDs that glow, run and ignite, with an LED strip lab to try it first.
Micro:bitMakeCodePython
Programmable car
Two servo wheels, a cardboard body, and a simulator to try it first.
More projects
These guides are being moved here one by one. Until then the links open the current pages.
Micro:bit
- 1st Experience with Micro:bit and MakeCode
- External LED with Micro:bit
- Police Lights
- Traffic Lights
- External Button with Micro:bit
- External LED + Button with Micro:bit
- Use 3 Buttons to Light Up External LED
- Digital counter with Micro:bit
- Same 1 Button to On/Off External LED with Micro:bit
- Wire Game with Micro:bit
- Light Triggered Alarm Clock with Micro:bit
- Make MOVE Vehicle Driving Forward
- Collect MOVE Vehicle Sensors Data
- Collect MOVE Vehicle Sensors Data Using VIEW OLED Display
- Help MOVE Vehicle Finding A Way Out
- Help MOVE Vehicle Avoiding Collision
- Make MOVE Vehicle Line-Following
- Rain Drops Animation
- Fun Controlling of Continuous Servo Motor
- The Blinking Dot
- The Sound Level Bar Meter
- The Digital Level Ruler
- Debug The List Changes And Find The Max
- Shake to Fill the LED Screen, with Replay Function
- Digital Dice by Micro:bit
- Baby Faces by Micro:bit
- Blockout Game with Micro:bit
- Traffic Lights in Fixed Schedule
- Traffic Lights with Pedestrian Request Button
Arduino
- 1st Experience with Arduino
- Starting Experience of C++ with Arduino
- Make Music Box with the Buzzer and Arduino
- Fun Multiple LEDs Controlled by Potentiometer with Arduino
- Ultrasonic Parking Assistance System with Arduino
- The Dimmable LED with Arduino
- Drive Servo Motor Using PWM by Arduino
- Control DC Motor by Motor Driver Module with Arduino
- Use IR Modules to Trigger Reacting Motions
- 1st Experience with Nano
- Ultrasonic Proximity Detection with HC-SR04
- SumoRobot System Assembling and Integration