Pico Bricks

Another new Raspberry Pi Pico, i.e. PicoBricks!

The Raspberry Pi Foundation platform will never cease to surprise. Fans of the smallest Malinka still receive additions, which give them new scope for design demonstrations. PicoBricks, an electronic development board and software in one based on Raspberry Pi Pico, was created to facilitate learning robotics and DIY projects. 12 replaceable modules allow for a lot of freedom and at the same time offer incredible simplicity of connection. PicoBricks is also a friendly development kit platform for educators and students working in the STEM field.

Raspberry Pi, MicroBlocks, Python, Arduino and Grove in one

The RPi PicoBricks idea is unique due to its incredible compatibility with well-known platforms that have long been among the bestsellers of the Botland range. The available kits support popular programming platforms of various levels of sophistication, including the PicoBricks IDE libraries, MicroBlocks inspired by Scratch, CircuitPython and Arduino IDE. Particularly noteworthy is the simplicity of connection - everything is done without soldering and a lot of wires, instead of which a Grove cable is enough. The content of ready-made sets includes popular sensors, elements known from assembly electronics such as diodes, potentiometers, buttons and buzzers, and handy accessories such as battery baskets, plates and stands - all for the convenience of users at all levels of advancement.

From zero to hero - learning electronics with Raspberry Pi PicoBricks

The RPi Foundation ensured that the division of advancement levels was transparent. Young electronics engineers at home, at school and at maker's workshops receive the PicoBricks Base set for beginners, the slightly more advanced PicoBricks Expert Kit and the extensive PicoBricks Zero to Hero Kit. A wide range of sets, clear specifications and detailed descriptions of the contents of the sets make choosing the level of advancement easier. From here, it's not far from classes covering block coding, assembly electronics and finally projects in the field of construction robotics. Check out the Raspberry Pi product descriptions at Botland and see how easy it is!