About ELECFREAKS
Established in the year 2011 and located in Shenzhen, China, ELECFREAKS is a company focusing on the micro:bit developed kits and accessories with full services of researching, manufacturing, and selling. Now, ELECFREAKS focuses on the development and sales of micro:bit related accessories. At present, tens of thousands of schools and educational institutions in more than 100 countries and regions worldwide use ELECFREAKS products, courses, and services.
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Our products are available for such platforms as micro:bit, Arduino and Raspberry Pi
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The themes of our kits ranges from science, building, arts, IoT, AI and others over 30 kinds
100+ Sensors
Different breakout boards could satisfy schools in all needs.
20+ Breakout boards
We have over 100 kinds of sensors including Octopus and Plant.
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How to use BLE to remote control the micro:bit car?
Let's combine micro:bit board, an unused Android phone, and ELECFREAKS micro:bit Nezha 48 IN 1 Inventor's Kit to create a car that can be remotely controlled via WiFi and observe the car's surroundings in real-time via the camera. In this case, we will use two applications, the eWeLink APP and the eWeLink camera APP.
How to Build a Christmas Car with Building Blocks
November 18, 2022| Downie| 567
Legend has it that on the night of December 24, Father Christmas flies through the sky on a sleigh pulled by nine reindeer, goes from house to house down the chimney, and quietly places presents in a stocking on a child's bed or under the Christmas tree by the fireplace.
Case 6丨I2C (Integrated Circuit Bus)
The I2C integrated circuit bus, a serial communication bus using a multi-master-slave architecture, was developed by Philips in the 1980s to allow motherboards and embedded systems to connect low-speed peripherals. The correct pronunciation is "I square C" or "I square C", while "I two C" is the wrong pronunciation.
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