- BECOME STEM TEACHER OF THE YEAR WITH THE ROBOT SYSTEM THAT LETS YOU BRING TECHNICS TO LIFE. The BrickPi Core lets students do more with robotics and MINDSTORMS.
- EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO TURN YOUR MINDSTORMS INTO AN INTERNET-CONNECTED, LINUX-BASED ROBOT. Connect MINDSTORMS sensors and motors to the Raspberry Pi.
- USED IN CLASSROOMS, MAKERSPACES, AND MUSEUMS. Build with BrickPi and MINDSTORMS to explore robotics, coding, programming, engineering, and more.
- Includes BrickPi3 board 6-sided, acrylic case to connect technic bricks on all sides, case hardware, rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- BACKED BY A FULL ONE-YEAR WARRANTY AND FREE SUPPORT. Modular Robotics is making the world a better place by making sure teachers have what you need for your students to succeed.
What to do with outdated and unsupported MINDSTORMS? Brickpi is today’s Python-based programming solution that lets you re-use perfectly good sensors and motors instead of throwing them away. Keep using MINDSTORMS in your classroom. BrickPi helps you do more with discontinued MINDSTORMS NXT or EV3 by connecting sensors and motors to the Raspberry Pi computer, replacing the MINDSTORMS app. This kit has all the essentials you need to turn the MINDSTORMS in your classroom into many robots of your own design. Up to 4 motors and 4 sensors can be connected on a single BrickPi! NXT sensors and motors can also be mixed in with EV3 sensors and motors. A Raspberry Pi camera can also be added for even more fun. BrickPi is best for someone who already has MINDSTORMS sensors and motors. The BrickPi connects to the Raspberry Pi, and replaces the MINDSTORMS Brick (brain of MINDSTORMS system). Go further with BrickPi! Use Python and advanced libraries for more advanced projects. Since it runs on a Raspberry Pi, it opens up the world of Linux and all its tools. Learn AI, connect to the cloud. The sky's the limit! * Raspberry Pi not included. Raspberry Pi 3B or Raspberry Pi 4 recommended. Raspberry Pi 5 support coming soon. **Raspberry Pi and parts not included. BrickPi requires Python programming; it does not support an identical graphical programming interface.
