BBC and partners unveil the landmark BBC micro:bit
The BBC and partners unveiled the BBC micro:bit – a pocket-sized, codeable computer that allows children to get creative with technology. In the BBC’s most ambitious education initiative for 30 years, up to 1 million devices will be given to every 11 or 12 year old child in year 7 or equivalent across the UK, for free. Learn more: http://www.arm.com/about/newsroom/eve... http://community.arm.com/people/garya...
▶︎
How to use encoders (Optical, Hall Effect, Quadrature)
▶︎
The Flipper One is Finally Here (And It's Huge)
▶︎
the true reason C++ always wins
▶︎
First Look at the BBC micro:bit
▶︎
#181 DIY Radar Speed Gun using cheap Radar Sensors (HB100, CDM324) for Arduino, ESP8266 and ESP32
▶︎
Rowan Atkinson's Brilliant Humor Leaves Celebrities in Tears!
▶︎
Introducing the BBC micro:bit - BBC Make It Digital
▶︎
Small cubes that self-assemble
▶︎
I Was Right About AI
▶︎
How US Air Force B 52 Pilot Performed an Emergency Takeoff at Full Speed
▶︎
The 2N2222: The Legendary Transistor That Won’t Die
▶︎
EEVblog 1524 - The 10 CENT RISC V Processor! CH32V003
▶︎
micro:bit V2 - The new BBC micro:bit - Hands on
▶︎
Unbelievable Workers | Working with Talented Engineers #46 #fail #adamrose #smartworkers
▶︎
Inside Dyson’s Overengineered £1000 Hand Dryer
▶︎
x86vsARM difference explained for Beginners
▶︎
BBC micro:bit Python Pixel Project
▶︎
Creating Haptic Feedback with Piezo Buzzers
▶︎
Why Put A Capacitor Across The Diode? Here's Why!
▶︎