BitCar is a micro:bit project that designs a smart, programmable robot car to encourage kids’ STEAM learning. After combining programs from Microsoft MakeCode, the robot car will be able to perform line following, obstacle avoidance and even a wheelie. The car carries a speaker itself for playing melodies and sound effect, and has 4 colorful RGB LEDs on the underside of it and a detachable ultrasonic sensor in the front for avoiding obstacles on the way.

BitStarter Kit is mainly designed for users who are beginning to learn and use the micro:bit. It has 3 connection ports for Grove modules, allowing beginners to explore micro:bit projects with diverse functions. You can easily slide the micro:bit into the BitMaker Lite. The included buzzer also makes possible a lot of interesting audio projects, e.g. a fruit piano. In addition, this kit consists of a slide potentiometer, an ultrasonic sensor and a servo to implement various creative and fun ideas or designs. You’ll quickly and easily start a project with the micro:bit, BitMaker Lite and the Grove modules as all of these components are plug and play. You can use Microsoft MakeCode to program your custom code.

BitPlayer provides you inspiration and excitement to make creations such as a portable piano or a smart calculator. To be easier to carry and use, BitPlayer abandoned an allbutton design that a typical game controller would use in favor of a 2-axes joystick. It includes another 6 programmable buttons labeled as L, R, A, B, C and D. Besides, the BitPlayer itself features a buzzer, a vibration motor and a Grove I2 C port to give kids lively and interactive experience of game. You can easily enjoy DIY projects anywhere by installing 2 AAA batteries into the BitPlayer. As tested already, BitPlayer can interact with other devices when Bluetooth positioning is within a distance range about 10 meter.

BitWearable Kit is designed for micro:bit beginners. It includes a BitWear, which serves as a micro:bit expansion board allowing users to make fun wearable gadgets. Simply power the BitWear with two CR2032 batteries, then you are ready to go. BitWear also has a vibration motor, a buzzer and an addressable RGB LED on board, all designed for your fun wearable projects. Program your micro:bit using Microsoft Makecode to make it display time or customized images. You can also strap your ’BitWatch’ on your wrist like a regular watch.