The PicoBricks Base Kit. This innovative kit unites 11 robotic modules and a Raspberry Pi Pico on one board, eliminating the need for soldering or complex wiring. It comes complete with 4 connection cables, an IR receiver, 10 jumper cables, a USB cable, a battery holder, 10 simple connectors, a wooden stand, and a breadboard. Leverage BricksIDE, proprietary block-based coding platform, to program and manage all these components effortlessly. This setup makes learning Python engaging and accessible for kids, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable educational experience. Getting started with robotic coding is quite intimidating for many people. However, with PicoBricks, this job is child's play. PicoBricks, which allows beginners to produce projects without having to deal with complex electrical circuits, makes coding much simpler with its block code system and training guides. Also, with the help of PicoBricks Simulator, teachers can show everything on a smart board. Features: This is a Raspberry Pi Starter Kit. Learn Python Coding Easily. Suitable Kids. Start make Robotics Project and Python Programming for Beginners. Package includes: PicoBricks Mainboard x1 Raspberry Pi Pico Main Brick x1 Motor Driver Brick x1 OLED Screen Brick x1 Bluetooth & IR Brick x1 Protoboard Brick x1 RGB Led Brick x1 Relay Brick x1 Potentiometer x1 Button & LED Brick x1 LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) Brick x1 Temperature & Humidity Sensor Brick x1 Buzzer Brick x1 Base Plate x1 Raspberry Pi Pico W x1 Easy Plug Connecting Cables x 10 Jumper Cables M-M x 10 Micro USB Cable x 1 IR Remote Controller x 1 Mini Breadboard x 1 Wooden Stand x 1 Battery Holder x 1 Cloth Carry Bag x 1 Quick Start Guide x1 25 Starter Projects E-Book (Block Code, Arduino, MicroPython) 14 Week Curriculum E-Book for Teacher&Parents
Specifications
| Item Type: | Kit |
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| Compatibility: | Pi Pico |
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| Model No. / Name: | PicoBricks Base Kit development kit for Raspberry Pi Pico |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.427 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 21 × 14 × 7 cm |
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