In collaboration with the Micro:bit Educational Foundation and with support by Amazon, Parallax will be hosting the 2025 micro:bit LIVE event in Rocklin, California.
We’ve made an important improvement to the Ping))) Ultrasonic Sensor and added serial I/O as an additional communication method. Made in Rocklin, California, we guarantee quality, support and longevity for our customers (with no price increase).
As the top American reseller of the micro:bit module, we’re keeping the inventory levels high and holding prices for our customers.
Students may now program the cyber:bot in Python or Microsoft MakeCode block programming. The block coding addition may be used to introduce younger students or allow a transition to Python.
The tutorials demonstrate measurement of analog, pulse widths, high/low sensors for distance, environmental, human presence, and position.
Popular Propeller source code files are in a single, searchable location. ADC, video, SPI, PWM and common interface examples are easy to find in the new OBEX.
cyber:bot Cybersecurity Tutorials While attending Cyber.org’s EdCon2025, I had the opportunity to meet Neil Plotnick, a Computer Science instructor at Everett Public Schools in Massachusetts.
Apply to attend (coming August 1st, 2025) Dear Community: Save the date for micro:bit Live on November 6–7, 2025! Hosted at Parallax headquarters in Rocklin,
This summer, our educational team is experimenting with the cyber:bot and machine learning as part of a new AI-focused series of tutorials. Two very useful
Hello Parallax Community, Here’s the [shortest I could write] summary of our work at EdCon2025 this summer! Parallax has proudly partnered with CYBER.ORG for over
Ping))) Ultrasonic Sensor Laser Ping Sensor OBEX Drivers for Propeller 1 and 2 Multicore Microcontrollers Dear Parallax Community, Today (June 25, 2025) we are
Discussion, Support and Projects with Propeller 1 and 2 Multicore Microcontrollers Join in this open discussion about the Propeller 1 and Propeller 2 multicore microcontrollers. Topics
