Morse Code Transmitter Make a simple morse code transmitter using MakeCode, micro:bits, and some crocodile clips! This tutorial was written by Anahita from the University of California at Berkeley, during her summer internship in Singapore. Goals Connect two...
Coin Sorter with Micro:bit Ever just accumulate a bunch of coins in a jar and now want to sort out the giant mess your past self should have foreseen? No? Just me? Ok well let’s build a coin sorter for fun then, adding on an ultrasound to count the amount you...
µ reMorse Make a Morse Code “Keyboard”/Editor the hard way. Goals A Morse Code keyboard/Editor made using the C/C++ Micro:bit Runtime Interprets a combination of short and long button presses into characters using Morse code. Send characters over...
Put together the Game:bit! Let’s figure out where all those screws are supposed to go. Goals Assemble the game:bit. Try not to break it. Helpful Hint: Toggle through pictures for each step for more photographic detail! ! Materials 1 x Game:bit kit 1 x...
micro:bit Wire Transmission Communicate between two micro:bits using Morse code, fishing line, a servo and a sensor! Why use micro:bit’s radio when this is so much cooler? Goals Use Python to programme the micro:bit Use dictionaries to encode and decode Morse...
micro:bit Snake Game Anyone remembers the Snake game that used to come with old Nokia phones? This micro:bit version in glorious 5×5 resolution is easy to make and fun to play! Goals In this step by step guide, we will build a snake game from scratch, handling...
micro:bit Flappy Bird Game Take flight and achieve your pipe dreams with your own version of the notoriously challenging Flappy Bird game, using nothing but a micro:bit (no extras needed) and some Python code. Made by Cheryl from Raffles Institution. Warning: heavy...
Finger Dexterity Micro:bit Game Are your psychomotor skills as bad as mine? Goals We are going to create a game where the player must click on a key (on the ADKeypad) that corresponds to the column on which a random LED lights up (A for the first column and E for the...
Pitch Perfect Do you think your ears are pitch perfect, then try my game. Or even better, create one! Goals Learn how to use a ADKeypad, the OLED screen and the buzzer Make something with a ADKeypad, OLED screen and the buzzer Learn the if-else statement functionality...
QUICK MATHS QUICK MATHS a game where its all about testing your mental calculations. Too slow and you lose, too fast you may make mistakes. Step 0 – Pre Build Overview use a Buzzer and OLED with the micro:bit. use if-else statements to evaluate conditions....
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