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New Raspberry Pi Build HAT - LEGO Hat

Raspberry Pi Build Hat for LEGO Technic Motors

 

The Raspberry Pi Build HAT combines the power of Raspberry Pi computing with LEGORegistered hands-on learning to enable a fun and creative learning experience for students, teachers and makers

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The Build HAT is compatible with the most recent generation of LEGORegistered TechnicTm motors, and with sensors included in the LEGORegistered Education SPIKETm Prime portfolio.

 

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Raspberry Pi Build HAT Raspberry Pi Build HAT

 

Raspberry Pi Build Hat Features

  • Supports motors and sensors included in the LEGORegistered Education SPIKETm Portfolio, along with those from the LEGORegistered MINDSTORMSRegistered Robot Inventor kit and most other LEGO devices that use an LPF2 connector
  • Fits any Raspberry Pi computer with a 40-pin GPIO header (including, with the addition of a ribbon cable or other extension device, Raspberry Pi 400)
  • Specially developed Python library supports students and makers to create and learn
  • DC power connector: 2.1mm barrel jack, centre positive
  • Powers your Raspberry Pi computer (except Raspberry Pi 400) and connected LEGO Technic devices when used with an external 8V ±10% DC power source, such as the Raspberry Pi Build HAT Power Supply, or a 7.5V battery pack
  • Onboard Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller manages low-level control of LEGO Technic devices
  • The Build HAT is the second Raspberry Pi product, after Raspberry Pi Pico, to be powered by the Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller.

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LEGO Technic MINDSTORMS and SPIKE Connectivity

 

The LEGO Education SPIKE Portfolio features a wide variety of sensors and motors that you can control with the Build HAT Python library on your Raspberry Pi.

Explore the world around you with sensors to detect distance, force, and colour, and choose from a variety of motor sizes to suit any build.

The Build HAT also supports motors and sensors from the LEGORegistered MINDSTORMSRegistered Robot Inventor kit, as well as most other LEGO devices that use an LPF2 connector.

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Compatible with LEGO SPIKE Education sets.

 

Raspberry Pi BUILD HAT Python Libraries

Get the latest python libraries to help you connect to the LEGO sensors and motors at:

https://buildhat.readthedocs.io/

 

Raspberry Pi BUILD HAT Power Supply

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Raspberry Pi BUILD HAT 48W PSU - UKRaspberry Pi BUILD HAT 48W PSU - UK


The Raspberry Pi Foundation are also releasing a 48W (8V DC, 6A) power supply, designed for use with the Raspberry Pi Build HAT.

• Input: 110-240V AC

• Output; 8V DC, 6A

• Cable: 1.5M

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What do you think about this novel and exciting new STEM Raspberry Pi Hat?

 

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  • fmilburn
    fmilburn over 3 years ago

    This is really interesting.  I’ve used Lego WeDo 2.0 to introduce programming and basic electronics to my grandchildren. It is amazing how quickly they pick it up.

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  • Fred27
    Fred27 over 3 years ago

    This looks really good. My boys have enjoyed playing with LEGO Boost and WeDo 2.0. They're great and I can recommend them but do start to get a bit limited - and the hubs have a soft power button and will eat batteries when they're "off" in the cupboard for a few weeks. image None of the componets list form Boost or WeDo are officially marked as compatible. I think they should be although compatibility between these two sets themselves is sketchy. I believe this is mainly down to the provided software.

     

    They're OK with MakeCode block coding but I'm not sure they're quite ready for coding in Python just yet. Maybe I'll have to test it out for them. image

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