Projects

This tutorial walks you through the process of setting up communications between a Microcontroller Board and the processing interface. After learn...

In order to sketch with processing, you need to learn how to register the “mouse” movement with code. In this case, the joystick moves in place of ...

In this project you will learn how to wire mini buttons on the Breadboard Puck to the Microcontroller, in order to customize the Command Center as a game controller.

Students will use the range finder sensor in combination with PiperCode: Security Zone to create their own sensor alarm and learn to graph results.

Students will create a ther-mood-stat using the Temperature Sensor.

In this project, students will create a "secret message" using the Piper Computer Kit and the color sensor from the Sensor Explorer.

This is the introductory project to learn how to use the program editor and programming concepts. 

In this project, students learn about debugging a program and circuit.

Students have learned how to build circuits with buttons and LED lights, now they will learn how to use the status of buttons (pressed is ON, not pressed is OFF) to turn an LED light on and off.

This is the introductory project to learn how to use the PiperCode program editor and programming concepts. 

In this project, students learn about the electronics panel, and controlling positive and negative pins by choosing which pins they connect to.

In this project, students use both lights and sound to recreate their own version of a police car siren.