Kitronik is a UK-based brand that provides electronic project kits, accessories, and educational resources for the DIY electronics and maker communities.
Founded in 2005 by Kevin Spurr and Geoff Hampson.
Started as a small company selling electronic project kits for schools in the UK.
Expanded its offerings to include accessories, micro:bit boards, and other educational resources.
Partnered with the BBC to develop and produce the micro:bit – a pocket-sized programmable computer – for use in UK schools.
Today, Kitronik continues to provide electronic project kits, accessories, and educational resources to customers worldwide.
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The micro:bit is a pocket-sized programmable computer designed for use in schools and education.
Kitronik provides a variety of electronic project kits for beginners and advanced users, including robotics, music, and lighting kits.
Kitronik offers a range of accessories and modules for DIY electronics, including sensors, LEDs, batteries, and micro:bit accessories.
Kitronik provides educational resources, lesson plans, and tutorials for teachers and educators who want to teach electronics.
The micro:bit is a pocket-sized programmable computer developed by the BBC and Kitronik. It is designed to teach coding and electronics to children and beginners.
Kitronik offers a range of electronic project kits, including robotics, music, and lighting kits for beginners and advanced users.
Yes, Kitronik ships its products worldwide. However, shipping times and costs may vary depending on the destination.
Kitronik provides lesson plans, tutorials, and projects for teachers and educators who want to teach electronics in the classroom.
Yes, Kitronik's products are compatible with a variety of microcontrollers and development boards, including Arduino and Raspberry Pi.