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Meowbit can be used in conjunction with an IOBit to achieve even more possibilities.

Meowbit can also be programmed to control Neopixel LED strips, such as the one on Robotbit.

A small safe can be easily built with some cardboards and LEGO bricks, and controlled by Micro:bit. See how to assemble and program it here.

A fan that could change the level when the temperature changes. Use your Micro:bit and LEGO bricks to make one.

Always get up at night and cannot find the switch to turn on the light? Don't worry, we can make a smart nightlight.

Do you love plants? We can build a plant assistant to help monitor the soil moisture so that we can water our plants more precisely.

This is a smart airer controlled by Micro:bit that can retract whenever it detects water on the sensor. Learn how to assemble and code it in this article.

An assistant that prevent people getting too close to each other when lining up controlled by Micro:bit. Learn to program it with MakeCode here.

Have you ever used a radio? Try to make a simulated one with some cardboards and LEGO bricks and control it with Micro:bit!

Make some birthday candles with the Sugar LED modules. Learn to assembly it and program it with MakeCode.

A fire alarm made with cardboard and controlled by Micro:bit? How to make it work? Check out this article to figure it out.

Build a traffic light with Sugar buttons, LEGO bricks and control it with Micro:bit and Robotbit. Learn to code and assemble it in this article.

We can insert a wireless SD module to use Meowbit to communicate with other devices such as Micro:bit.

Meowbit has the same 20 IO Pins as the Micro:bit, learn to program it with MakeCode and Kittenblock here. 

As the expansion board for Micro:bit, JoyFrog can be programmed with MakeCode. Check out this tutorial and start you coding journey with us!