mCookie: Magnetic Stackable Arduino Microcontroller for Programmers and DIY-ers of All Ages and Skill Levels

FADED4U October 16, 2015

mCookie: Magnetic Stackable Arduino Microcontroller for Programmers and DIY-ers of All Ages and Skill Levels

Music Box

Microduino: mCookie

The world’s first magnetic stackable Arduino microcontroller for programmers and DIY-ers of ages and skill levels

Creates a simplified plug-and-play Arduino-compatible platform that does not require wiring, soldering or complex programming
Bright color-coded, quarter-sized modules with magnetic connection makes tinkering easy and accessible for all skill levels and ages
Stack on kids toys like LEGO® to make a variety of projects including robots, weather stations, music boxes and more
Works with Arduino IDE and open source Scratch to create simplified ‘drag and drop’ recipes bringing projects to life
Microduino offers extended resources and an open source community with 10,000+ users, over 800 Wiki pages of helpful how-to’s and 500+ instructions for projects for all skill levels
A perfect learning tool for all classrooms and fits seamlessly into the STEAM education discipline by creating a simplified platform and lowered barrier of entry into electronics
Basic Kit – Includes 4 modules: 1 core USB module, 1 Bluetooth 4.0 module, 1 battery management module, 1 sensor hub module; 6 sensors: 2 LED color sensors, 2 crash/impact sensors, 1 buzzer sensor, 1 microphone sensor; full set of instructions to help create simple projects such as LED microphone, alarm, applause lamp and more
Advanced Kit – Includes basic kit plus additional sensors and instructions to create more advanced projects such as teeter-totter, music box, joystick, electronic puppy, thermometer, hygrometer and more
Expert Kit – Includes advanced kit plus additional modules and sensors as well as full set of accessories and instructions to create more complex projects such as a weather station, WiFi lamp, motion controlled LED lights and time-lapse photography controller. Experienced and professional makers can write their own programs in Arduino IDE and transmit their code to the hardware via USB, while novices can take advantage of open-source scratch programming to drag and drop pre-written code bringing projects to life.
Family Kit – Includes basic, advanced and expert kits to make the most advanced projects