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Spiker:bit Classroom 10-Pack

Introducing our Classroom Spiker:bit!

Bring your classroom projects to life with real electrical signals from the human body! The Spiker:bit uses muscle activity, heartbeat, or brain waves as control signals, enabling your students to integrate bio-signals into their creative ideas. Just add a Micro via the connector on top and use our block code extensions to easily combine coding and neuroscience in a fun, hands-on learning experience for the entire class!

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1. Spiker:Bit Boards x10
2. Electrode Cables x10
3. Electrodes (100 units)
4. Servos x10
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- App
  
  Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit
  
  A web-based Blocks / JavaScript code editor for the micro:bit powered by Microsoft.
- Schematic
  
  Spiker:bit Technical Schematic

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Spiker:bit Classroom 10-Pack

App

Microsoft MakeCode for micro:bit

Schematic

Spiker:bit Technical Schematic

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