Fischertechnik Robotics TXT 4.0
German-engineered robotics system with realistic mechanical components and TXT 4.0 Linux controller.
The BBC micro:bit V2 is a pocket-sized programmable computer designed to make coding tangible and accessible. The Go Kit includes the board, battery pack, and USB cable for immediate programming via the MakeCode block editor or Python in the browser.
Built-in features include a 5×5 LED display, buttons, accelerometer, compass, microphone, speaker, touch-sensitive logo, and Bluetooth. With robotics accessory boards available, it transforms from a coding board into the brain of custom robot projects.
| Programming | MakeCode (blocks) + Python |
|---|---|
| Display | 5x5 LED matrix |
| Sensors | Accelerometer, compass, mic, touch, light, temp |
| Audio | Built-in speaker + microphone |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth + USB + radio |
| Size | 4cm x 5cm |
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