DIMM is a programmable robot maker kit from BinaryBots, designed to teach kids coding fundamentals using a BBC micro:bit. Build the flat-pack cardboard robot, connect the included sensors and speaker, then bring DIMM to life with computer code.

The kit includes built-in temperature, motion, and light sensors along with a speaker, giving young inventors plenty of hands-on projects to explore coding, STEM concepts, and the Internet of Things.

Key Features

• BBC micro:bit Powered – Program DIMM using MakeCode or Python via the micro:bit
• Built-In Sensors – Temperature, motion, and light sensors included
• Speaker Included – Add sound effects and audio feedback to your projects
• Flat-Pack Cardboard Build – Fun construction activity before coding begins
• Crocodile Clip Hands – Connect to external components for expanded projects
• Instruction Booklet – Step-by-step guide to building and programming DIMM

Ideal For

• Kids aged 8 and older learning to code
• STEM education and classroom activities
• Introduction to sensors and the Internet of Things
• Hands-on maker projects

Package Contents

• 1× Flat-pack cardboard DIMM robot
• 1× Project sticker sheets
• 1× Crocodile clip hands
• 1× Temperature, motion, and light sensors
• 1× Speaker
• 1× Instruction booklet