micro:bit is a “pocket computer” designed for kids and beginners to learn programming and electronics, allowing them to easily transfer ideas to DIY digital games, interactive projects and robotics. The Boson Kit has been awarded Five Stars in the 2018 Teach Primary Resource Awards.

To explore even more possibilities with the micro:bit, we combined it with DFRobot’s Boson modules, a set of modular electronic blocks, suitable for every child to start their own creative journey.

DFRobot’s Boson starter kit for micro:bit includes 8 carefully selected modules, covering the most popular digital and analog sensors and actuators, supporting sound, light and motion interaction. These modules communicate with the micro:bit via a 3-pin connector and are fully compatible with the Microsoft MakeCode JavaScript Editor and the Python online Editor.

Click the link to learn more about DFRobot’s Boson module

PACKAGE INCLUDES

The micro:bit expansion board for Boson is used to connect Boson modules to the micro:bit. The expansion board has a pin, 6 3-Pin connectors, a Gravity port for HuskyLens and an I2C port. In addition, to ensure a stable power supply for the motor and servo, the expansion board can be powered externally via the USB power port.

To help you easily understand the use of each module, the boson kit for micro:bit comes with a quick start guide, which includes 4 basic projects with wiring and code samples. Browse through the guide and create your own invention like a music box, or an automatic door mechanism for a smart home!

NOTES

• The USB power port can NOT be used to transfer software.
• The micro:bit is NOT included in the kit. You will have to buy it separately.