The micro:bit is a computing platform from the BBC. It is an open platform for developing all manner of projects and is programmable by many different editors, including a blocks editor provided by Microsoft. Learn more about the micro:bit at the Micro:bit Educational Foundation's website.
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MIT App Inventor provides an extension bundle for interacting with the micro:bit. The micro:bit reference documentation includes the following extensions:
⦁ Microbit_Accelerometer to access the micro:bit's onboard accelerometer.
⦁ Microbit_Button to receive messages when the micro:bit's buttons are pressed.
⦁ Microbit_Io_Pin to configure the onboard pins of the micro:bit and read/write analog and digital values from those pins.
⦁ Microbit_Led to print strings and custom images to the micro:bit's LED matrix.
⦁ Microbit_Magnetometer to getting heading/bearing information from the micro:bit.
⦁ Microbit_Temperature to get environmental temperature readings in Celsius from the micro:bit.
⦁ Microbit_Uart to send and receive messages using the software serial port (UART) interface for the micro:bit. This can be used to send messages to custom software installed on the micro:bit.
⦁ Microbit_Accelerometer to access the micro:bit's onboard accelerometer.
⦁ Microbit_Button to receive messages when the micro:bit's buttons are pressed.
⦁ Microbit_Io_Pin to configure the onboard pins of the micro:bit and read/write analog and digital values from those pins.
⦁ Microbit_Led to print strings and custom images to the micro:bit's LED matrix.
⦁ Microbit_Magnetometer to getting heading/bearing information from the micro:bit.
⦁ Microbit_Temperature to get environmental temperature readings in Celsius from the micro:bit.
⦁ Microbit_Uart to send and receive messages using the software serial port (UART) interface for the micro:bit. This can be used to send messages to custom software installed on the micro:bit.
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