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Revision as of 22:50, 2 December 2016
The Itty Bitty City is an 8-in-1 complete project kit which features Microduino’s mCookie modules. Each of the 8 projects introduces new concepts and ideas related to programming and electronics. It is designed for beginners. The kit contains everything needed to build the 8 projects. Including mCooke modules, sensors and trinkets, building bricks, and additional accessories. The source code is also available for each of the projects.
Usage
Projects
Itty Bitty City Kit Contents
| Module | Quantity |
|---|---|
 Core (ATmega328p) |
1 |
 Hub |
1 |
 Motor Controller |
1 |
| Trinket | Quantity |
|---|---|
 Buzzer |
1 |
 LED (Multi-Color) |
2 |
| Sensor | Quantity |
|---|---|
 Crash Sensor |
2 |
 Infrared Receiver |
1 |
 Line Finder Sensor |
2 |
 Light Sensor |
1 |
 Microphone |
1 |
| Accessory | Quantity |
|---|---|
 Ball |
2 |
| Building Block (Various) |
136 |
| MicroUSB Cable |
1 |
 Motor |
2 |
| Omni-Wheel |
1 |
| Remote Control |
1 |
| Accessory | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Roll of Black Tape |
1 |
| Rubber Sleeve (for Motor) |
1 |
| Sensor Cable |
16 |
| Set of Music Card |
1 |
| USB Flash Drive |
1 |
| Wheel |
2 |
