BBC micro:bit Wearable Kit with Wrist Strap

The BBC micro:bit Wearable Kit is a flexible, first-generation holder with an integrated black hook and loop strap, specifically designed for the BBC micro:bit development board. This innovative accessory provides a simple and secure method to attach your micro:bit and a separate battery pack to a wide variety of surfaces and objects, unlocking the full potential of wearable and interactive coding projects. Made from durable, flexible rubber (a Thermoplastic Elastomer), it ensures the micro:bit is protected while remaining comfortably portable.

The versatile black wrist strap allows you to conveniently wear the micro:bit on your wrist or ankle, transforming it into a personal wearable device. However, its application extends far beyond the body; you can attach it to toys, playground equipment, sports gear, or virtually any other object, enabling imaginative projects that interact with the physical world. This flexibility makes it an essential tool for educators, students, and hobbyists exploring physical computing.

Ideal Applications

This kit is perfectly suited for creating wearable technology projects. It can be used to build step counters, activity monitors, gesture-controlled interfaces, or environmental sensors that you can take anywhere. Its robust construction ensures it can withstand the rigours of daily use, whether in the classroom, at home, or during outdoor play. Please note that the micro:bit development board and battery holder are required separately and are not included with this accessory.

With its practical design and durable materials, the BBC micro:bit Wearable Kit encourages hands-on learning and creative problem-solving, helping to bring digital ideas into the real world.