Overview
The DaDa:bit DIY Building Blocks Kit is a micro:bit-based programmable building kit for graphical programming and STEM robotics education. It combines more than 200 building blocks with electronic modules, sensors, a multifunction expansion board, and guided builds for creating interactive mechanical models.
The kit supports 20+ pre-designed models as well as open-ended construction projects. It is designed for MakeCode web programming and micro:bit graphical programming or JavaScript.
Key Features
- More than 200 building blocks for constructing a variety of programmable models.
- 20+ guided model builds with associated programs, tutorials, and instructional videos.
- Compatible with Hiwonder series sensors through matching interfaces and mounting holes.
- Expandable with other building blocks for custom projects.
- Programmable wireless controller for interactive control.
- Supports sensor inputs including temperature, ultrasonic, obstacle-avoidance, light, color, acceleration, compass, sound, and knob modules.
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Specifications
| Programming software | MakeCode online web programming; micro:bit graphical programming and JavaScript |
| Control system | micro:bit + micro:bit expansion board |
| Outputs | Fan module, dot matrix display, buzzer, digital tube, LGS-01 servo, RGB module, 2-channel motor port, 6-channel servo port |
| Inputs | Temperature sensor, ultrasonic sensor, obstacle avoidance sensor, light sensor, color sensor, acceleration sensor, electronic compass, sound sensor, knob module |
| Communication interface | USB |
| Power supply | 2 x 18650 3.7V LiPo batteries |
| Product weight | Approx. 0.76 kg |
| Package weight | 1.2 kg |
Applications
Suitable for hands-on programming education, sensor experiments, servo control exercises, interactive building projects, and STEM robotics learning.
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Create hands-on coding projects that combine mechanical builds, electronics, and interactive movement.

A geared fan mechanism turns a simple build into an animated bubble-blowing experiment.

Explore moving mechanisms through a ball launcher built from beams, gears, and a motor.

The micro:bit control board and expansion hardware fit directly into structural building-block projects.

A rotating stand demonstrates how programmed motion can support creative everyday builds.

Programmed rotation and tilt add motion to fan-based sensor and control experiments.

Separate button controls provide a tactile way to trigger and direct a mechanical action.

Build a gear-powered arm to investigate controlled lifting and articulated movement.

A hinged micro:bit build highlights compact mechanical construction with programmable control.

A vertical lift carries balls through a tower for an engaging motion-control project.

Combine a micro:bit controller with a compact launcher for repeatable ball-motion challenges.

A geared rotating rack introduces transmission systems and continuous motor control.

A wide funnel frame guides moving balls into a mechanical collection build.

A compact spinning-fan project demonstrates continuous rotation with a simple motorized frame.

A pivoting beam mechanism lets learners test angle changes and servo-style motion.


A motor-driven mechanism uses a hanging pen to create a moving drawing or stirring-style project.

The DIY building blocks kit supports graphical programming projects with a rotating crane arm and pulley-based lifting mechanism.

The building-block ball launcher uses an orange frame, adjustable platform, and digital display for hands-on STEM projects.

The DaDa:bit building blocks kit supports hands-on micro:bit robotics builds with a motorized multi-legged model.

The micro:bit-based building blocks kit supports hands-on robotics projects with a wheeled base and adjustable frame components.

MakeCode graphical programming supports an accessible way to build and control projects with the micro:bit robotics kit.

The micro:bit-based building block set supports hands-on graphical programming and STEM robotics projects.

The DaDa:bit building blocks kit combines a micro:bit-based model with graphical block programming for STEM robotics activities.

The DaDa:bit controller combines dual joysticks, colored buttons, switches, and a micro:bit connection for hands-on graphical programming projects.

The micro:bit controller combines a 25-LED display, two buttons, USB connection, edge pins, sensors, and a battery socket for hands-on coding projects.

The multi-function expansion board provides labeled ports for servos, motors, sensors and common input modules for hands-on micro:bit projects.

The DaDa:bit kit combines a micro:bit expansion board, color, light, infrared obstacle and ultrasonic sensors with 200+ building blocks for hands-on graphical programming projects.
