The Piper Computer Kit includes everything needed to introduce students to computer science, electronics, and coding. Build your own fully functional computer and explore STEAM through Piper's StoryMode using the Raspberry Pi Edition of Minecraft, and PiperCode using Blockly, Google's block-based visual programming language. The Piper Computer Kit is recommended for ages 8+.
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The Piper Sensor Explorer enhances the existing Piper experience. Explore and learn about the world around you with sensors that measure temperature, compute distance, and detect color with 3 new StoryMode worlds and 3 PiperCode projects exclusive to the Piper Sensor Explorer hardware.* The Piper Sensor Explorer is recommended for ages 8+.
*Requires a Piper Computer Kit
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The Piper Spare Parts Kit offers additional hardware that keeps your Piper Computer Kit in...
The Piper Spare Parts Kit offers additional hardware that keeps your Piper Computer Kit in...
BETA: As part of an exclusive first look, you're invited to assemble a real working game controller, understand the basics of an Arduino, and discover physical computing by configuring a joystick, buttons, and more. Take command of the maker movement by building and customizing a microcontroller to hack and create an arcade-ready game controller, a spatial mapping tool, or a robo-commander. Perfect for ages 13+.
Two units are required to assemble the controller box. 1 piece per order.
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