The micro:bit Intelligent Hub is a feature-rich expansion board for the micro:bit. It integrates 4-channel motor drivers, 4-channel servo motor drivers, 6 common sensor/actuator interfaces, and 4 I2C sensor communication interfaces. The micro:bit Intelligent Hub, combined with support for MakeCode, Micropython, and Scratch programming platforms, enriches the possibilities for creative projects. The sensor interfaces adopt the Grove open-source hardware standard interface, compatible with most Grove interface open-source hardware on the market. Its interface structure is anti-reverse insertion, making it convenient for teaching and suitable for students to create innovative micro:bit technology projects.
Versatile Compatibility
Paired with 20 different types of modules, open-source sensors, and actuators, it is fully compatible with LEGO in full size, as well as various metal structural components.
Educational Core
Based on the globally popular open-source hardware, the micro core board, a microcomputer development board designed by the BBC for youth programming education.
Advanced Control
The main controller supports an OLED display and features 4 I2C communication interfaces on each side. It also has 6 common interfaces for connecting other sensors and 6 GROVE standard sensor interfaces.
Our Services & Strength
One-Stop Supply Service Platform for Robotics Programming, Maker Activities, and STEAM Education for Ages 3-16. All products are completed by our own R&D team and factory, ensuring high quality and consistent innovation in educational robotics hardware.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which micro:bit versions are compatible with this hub?
The Intelligent Hub is fully compatible with micro:bit V1.5 and micro:bit V2.2 controller boards.
What programming platforms can I use with this device?
It supports globally popular programming methods including MakeCode, Micropython, and Scratch.
Can this hub be used with LEGO components?
Yes, the hub is designed to be fully compatible with LEGO in full size, as well as various metal structural components for diverse project building.
What type of battery does the hub use?
It uses a 7.4V-DC Polymer Li-ion battery with a capacity of 1000mAh.
How many sensors can I connect to the Intelligent Hub?
The hub features 6 common sensor/actuator interfaces, 6 GROVE standard interfaces, and 4 I2C sensor communication interfaces.
Are the sensor interfaces beginner-friendly?
Yes, the interfaces utilize an anti-reverse insertion structure, making it convenient and safe for students and beginners.
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