Micro:bit is a small programmable computer that is designed to help students learn coding, electronics, and basic technology skills in an easy and fun way. It was created to support education, especially for beginners who are new to programming. The micro:bit board is small, light, and simple to use, but it has many useful features. On the front side, it has a 5×5 LED display that can show text, numbers, and simple images. It also has two buttons that can be programmed to control different actions.

Micro:bit includes several built-in sensors, such as an accelerometer to detect movement, a compass to detect direction, and sometimes a temperature or light sensor depending on the version. It also supports Bluetooth, so it can connect wirelessly to other devices like smartphones or tablets. Users can program micro:bit using simple programming platforms such as MakeCode or Python. Because of its simplicity, micro:bit is very popular in schools and learning activities.

Tiny Bit is a small robot that is usually used together with micro:bit. It is designed to help students learn robotics in a practical way. Tiny Bit acts as a robot base where the micro:bit becomes the “brain” of the robot. When micro:bit is connected to Tiny Bit, it can control the robot’s movement and behavior.