Parallax manufactures sensors for measuring light, color, distance, location, presence of people, motion, and environmental measurements of all kinds. These sensors interface to all Parallax microcontrollers and include sample code linked from their product pages.
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.
When you purchase your micro:bit modules from Parallax we reinvest the proceeds right back into our community programs.
Equip your classroom for lessons starting with micro:bit Python programming basics through robotics, cybersecurity, and even an introduction to artificial intelligence. Programming tools and curriculum are free!
https://youtu.be/WF9UatCsD7k Have you ever looked back at the different projects you’ve done through the years and taken inventory of what you’ve learned from each one?
https://youtu.be/aBy-4jzdZLA Hey there, I have a damaged micro:bit CLUB (10-pack) box that I can’t resell, but the contents inside are perfectly fine. I’d like to
Cyber.org has released a free, full-year Cyber Literacy curriculum for middle school and high school, teaching Python scripting with the micro:bit, focused on coding fundamentals,
The new Digital Continuous Rotation Servo (#900-00040) comes pre-calibrated with a center position of 1.5ms, from the factory. This digital servo requires no screwdriver for
We’re always surprised what our community is doing with our Propeller 1 and 2 chips, often without any awareness from us. Last week, at the
Parallax servos are custom-made to our specification, and have been this way for many years. Most of them come from Futaba Japan, who has the
