01 Project Introduction It has been a while since I updated the content because I was developing a mini program for a controller that communicates with the micro:bit development board via Bluetooth, which can be used for remote control of various small vehicles. The previous courses have introduced the Bluetooth module of the micro:bit, which … Read more
In the latest update of Microbit MakeCode, the Python feature has been enabled. This means that when using MakeCode, we can also use Python programming just like in the Maker version of MakeCode, making MakeCode a versatile programming platform. First, open the beta version of MakeCode in your browser (the Python feature is currently in … Read more
Game Description: When the micro:bit “A” button is pressed, the game starts. The user’s LED will appear at the bottom center of the screen(2,4), and the egg’s LED will appear at the top center(2,0). The egg falls at a rate of 1 second. The user must tilt the micro:bit left or right to move their … Read more
Micro:bit actually does not have a real temperature sensor. Its current so-called temperature measurement is actually done using the internal temperature sensor of the main chip. The proper use is only to detect the chip’s temperature, and not to measure the ambient temperature. However, Micro:bit is essentially a beginner learning board, so having such a … Read more
“Introduction to Micro:bit Particle Creation” is a beginner’s tutorial combining micro:bit with BOSON, suitable for beginners who are new to micro:bit and programming. By following this tutorial, learners will start with a simple blinking LED project and gradually understand the principles of makecode programming and the workings of BOSON modules, ultimately achieving advanced features such … Read more
Starting from this lesson, we will share how to use MicroBit to create a control system for a three-level elevator. To complete such a small project of a three-level elevator, you need to be familiar with the basic usage of MicroBit and purchase some component materials. If you are not familiar with MicroBit, you can … Read more
Micro:bit, as the most popular microcontroller board in China today, has captured the hearts of many young people and teachers. Its high-tech features have been fully explored by enthusiasts, and it truly lives up to the phrase “value for money”! First, there is the online programming version provided by the official website, which greatly facilitates … Read more
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Device Simulator Express is a programming extension for VSCode that allows you to simulate and debug Python programs for the Circuit Playground Express (CPX) or BBC micro:bit without hardware. Additionally, you can observe the device’s output through the serial port. Device Simulator Express has similar functionalities to the device simulator in MakeCode, but it is … Read more
Last week, we wrote our first game on Microbit: Catching Apples. My two sons loved playing it, competing for the highest score, which seems to be capped at 35 points. The code for the Catching Apples game and the Microbit simulator: https://makecode.microbit.org/_DV93uT7i0WuK Is there a limit? Even if we react quickly enough and make no … Read more