Super Crumble Starter Kit with Crumble Controller, USB & Crumbs
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Crumble Controller - Super Starter Kit
The Crumble is a cheap, easy-to-use electronics controller. A few ‘croc’ leads and a USB cable are all you need to connect motors, LEDs and sensors and begin experimenting. No programming experience is required as the FREE software is a graphical, drag-and-drop system inspired by MIT Scratch.
This Super Starter Kit Comprises:
Download Crumble Software: Crumble Software
Crumble Getting Started Guide: Crumble Guide
The Crumble is an easy-to-use programmable controller. It can drive 2 motors forwards and backwards at variable speeds. It has 4 IO (Input/Output) pads which allow connections to switches, LDRs, low power LEDs and so on.
The Crumble is a cheap, easy-to-use electronics controller. A few ‘croc’ leads and a USB cable are all you need to connect motors, LEDs and sensors and begin experimenting. No programming experience is required as the FREE software is a graphical, drag-and-drop system inspired by MIT Scratch.
This Super Starter Kit Comprises:
- Crumble controller (the bit that does the magic!)
- 2 x Sparkles (RGB colour pixels)
- 12 x Crocodile clip leads (Various colours)
- USB Cable
- Battery Crumb with Switch and indicator LED
- Button/Switch Crumb
- Traffic Light Crumb
- Slider Crumb, or Dial Crumb if Slider not available
- Motor Crumb with wheel
Download Crumble Software: Crumble Software
Crumble Getting Started Guide: Crumble Guide
The Crumble is an easy-to-use programmable controller. It can drive 2 motors forwards and backwards at variable speeds. It has 4 IO (Input/Output) pads which allow connections to switches, LDRs, low power LEDs and so on.
The Crumble has been designed to encourage tinkering, using ‘croc leads’ for quick and simple connections. Pads allow terminal blocks to be fitted or a direct solder connection made, while the larger 4mm holes make an easy target for conductive thread and needle.
The Crumble software runs on PC, Mac and, in the near future, Linux (including the Raspberry Pi). Inspired by MIT Scratch, programs are simply built by snapping blocks together on screen. Sending a program to the Crumble is almost instant, allowing rapid experimentation.
The Crumble can be extended with digitally controlled full-colour LED, called Sparkles. Additionally, several expansions board (Crumbs) are also in the works.
