The bargraph shows you how much signal the Bit is receiving with a display of 5 light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in different colors. Try it with a dimmer to make your own adjustable lamp. Real-World Analogies                                Music Visualizer                               FerrisWheel   How it Works   The bargraph uses 5 LEDs to turn electricity into light. Each LED on the board needs a certain amount of signal in order to light up. As you increase the signal sent to the bargraph, more LEDs will shine. Check out TIPS & TRICKS     Inventions With The Bargraph Bit Human Circuit             BY REMYNASA           Now you are your own little bit! You can make a light flash or a sound buzz with just a touch of... Laser Dart Board              BY RYANHASTOOD            Shoot the bullseye the speaker will make a noise win the prize Sound Can Control Objects               BY WITHERSTORMYT             I thought I was doing something completely dumb, but after inventing this, i learnt that sound... Sound Light               BY AYASHIMADA             This invention turns a light on for a sfew seconds when it here's a sound like a clap. Nightmare Alarm            BY AYASHIMADA            It turns on a light when you scream because of your nightmare,so you wake up and,it also has a...  

This package contains a 9v alkaline battery and a cable to connect it to the power Bit. Connect it, then flip the switch to power all of your creations! This product is designed for use with the power Bit, and won't work with the USB or coin battery Bits. Invention With The Battery(9V) + Cable Accessory Light Switch              BY KNOELLER123            This invention is a easy way to turn your lights on and off anywhere in your home. Bed Lamp And Light Indicator              BY WERNER            This is a little led with a light indicator which will indicate the amout of light there is with... Littlebits Kraftwerk              BY POGPALE           Kraftwerk, the Grandpa of electronic music, are an electronic music band formed in 1969. I found... Jellyfish              BY SPLAYRABBIT            It shines when the lights are on, but becomes something more once the lights go off. Lalala              BY BARIBITS            Soy Paula, tengo 8 años, voy a clases de canto y mi tío tiene littleBits. Por eso...    

The bend sensor turns on as you flex the long strip. To send signal to your output Bits, bend the strip down, towards the Bit's feet. But make sure not to crease it - that could damage your Bit! Try it with a bargraph to test its sensitivity. Inventions With The Bend Sensor Bit Mini Golf Cource                BY IANSNYDER1982             Create your own mini golf hole. Use your cardboard and littleBits skills to create a themed...  The Drawinator                BY MS. KNIGHT             The Drawinator is a fantastic machine that draws curvy lines/rainbows. How to start it: Turn it... Party Pig              BY DRAARON44            This pig will light up the night and will make you party porktastic.

bitSnaps are the color-coded, magnetic connectors found on either end of all Bits. Use these to make your own Bits by attaching bitSnaps to either end of your printed circuit board. How It Works.   bitSnaps allow you to snap Bits together with ease and prevent you from connecting Bits the wrong way. Included in this package are 12 gray bitSnaps (6 female and 6 male connectors) and corresponding blue, pink, orange, and green stickers to identify whether your new Bit is a power, input, wire, or output. Check out TIPS & TRICKS   Inventions With The Bit Snaps Accrssory Walk Your Robotic Dog               BY MAGICUNICORN            Walk a dog! I made this because I like walking dogs but I don't have one! :( The Light/Dark Fan!            BY MAGICUNICORN           You can switch the light/dark sensor to what you want,and the lighter/darker it is, the more the... Security Gate               BY AKKANNAN.AL@GMAIL.COM             Motion sensor enabled security gate. It can be used for car parking too (by inverting the output). Strings Synthesizer            BY F.J2            This project is for synth lovers ! Turn your Littlebits to a true polyphonic string... Littlebits Music Video              BY WILLIAMSAMANDMOM           We created an animated scene to go along with one of our favorite songs, "I Can See Clearly Now,"...  

The littleBits Bluetooth Low Energy Bit (marked "BLE" on your Bit) is the easiest way to control your inventions wirelessly, from any smart device (like a phone or tablet). All you need is the littleBits Invent app and this Bit to move motors on wireless vehicles, or trigger buzzers for pranks. You can also use your circuit to control functions on your device, like triggering the camera to take a picture. Real-World Analogies                 Fitness Tracker                   Wireless Mouse And Keyboard   How It Works The Bluetooth Low Energy Bit can send and receive a signal from your smart device using Bluetooth Low Energy wireless technology, up to a distance of about 80ft (25m) indoors. To use the Bluetooth Low Energy Bit, you first need to connect it to your smart device (smartphone, tablet) through the littleBits Invent app. Check your device's compatibility at littleBits.com/app. Click the arrow to the right to learn what you can do with this Bit!       Once connected, you can use the app’s controls to send signal information from your device to your circuit and vice versa. You can also create custom control dashboards for your inventions. Controls range from simple buttons and dimmers to accelerometers. You can communicate with up to 2 Bluetooth Low Energy Bits at the same time.     Using The Bluetooth Low Energy Bit To Control Your Device Display Screen: You can take remote readings of the signals going into your Bluetooth Low Energy Bit with on-screen readouts. Photos & Video: Signals from the Bluetooth Low Energy Bit can control the camera on your phone,                                                   letting you take photos and video remotely.                              Using Your Device To Control Your Bluetooth Low Energy Bit Touch Screen: Send signals to your Bluetooth Low Energy Bit with on-screen buttons, sliders, and other controls. Movement: The accelerometer and gyroscope in your device sense movement. The signals from these sensors can be sent to your      Bluetooth Low Energy Bit to control your circuits.   Inventions With The Bluetooth Low  Energy (BLE) Bit The Breezy-Reader-Picture-Alarm               BY TERRARIAN            My invention can cool you down, help you read at night in secret, take pictures, and make a loud,. The Wake Up Call              BY OSTLER5            It makes a loud noise and it lights up great for pranks! Fan              BY OSTLER5            It's a fan you can turn on from Bluetooth. Burgalar Alarm            BY LUCILLE LITTLEBITS            Now if anyone uninvited comes along, this handy alarm will warn you right away! Glow Bug              BY JULIEMURRAY0620            students created a bug that uses bioluminescence and littlebits  

You know what a button is! It’s a classic: big, round, and springy. Push to turn your creation on, and release to turn it off. Snap a buzzer in place after your button to sound out signals in morse code! Real-World Analogies                       Video Game Controller                 Game Show Buz   Elevator  Button     How It Works   The button is like a door. When you press it, the door opens, letting the signal pass through the Bit and on to the next Bits in the circuit. The button is a momentary switch, you must continue to press it for the signal to flow. When you release the button, the door closes, stopping the signal from passing on to other Bits. Check out TIPS & TRICKS       Inventions With The Button Bit Speaker                BY AWESOMEGAMERMAC             Speaker Littlebits City              BY RAYAN           Creating a city prototype and learning about urban electricity distribution using littleBits Pinball Switchrrroo             BY EDAVIS_63B48D           One person hits the ball with the mechanical arm while the other person flicks the ball with his...

The branch Bit gives you more options for connecting your Bits: it lets you connect the output of a single Bit to as many as 3 others, oriented in different directions. Use it when you want to trigger light, sound and motion at the same time. Inventions With The Branch Bit 16-Step Sequencer              BY RENAUDBEDARD            Plays 16 distinct notes in sequence without overlapping, by triggering 4 micro-sequencers in... Gold Bot              BY WILLIAMSAMANDMOM            This golden robot has eyes that light up, an LED antenna, a blue flashing light, and bargraphs... Custom Timeout Bit  With Reset Feature               BY TOMPARSONS2             I made a timer circuit on a breadboard that uses the Proto bit to connect to a littleBits. The Wheel Of  Wonder (LB-001)               BY AUHSOJ            The Wheel of Wonder (LB-001) is a spinning wheel powered by LittleBits. When one closes the... John Deere Bass Boat            BY KTUPPONCE            Our air boat is green and yellow with lights and a fan.  

The brick adapter enables you to easily snap your Bits to LEGO® bricks. Each pack comes with brick adapter studs and sockets. How It Works.   With brick adapter studs, your Bits will defy gravity! Simply snap an adapter underneath your bricks and press the feet of your Bits into place. With brick adapter sockets, you can mount your Bits on top of LEGO® bricks. Simply snap the adapter on your bricks, and press the feet of your Bits into place.               Check out TIPS & TRICKS   Each pack includes 8 adapters [4 studs and 4 sockets] to fit up to 24 Bit. Bits can be adhered on top or below the adapters to instanly add light, sound and motion to any creation. Check out TIPS & TRICKS     Inventions With The Brick Adapter Accessory The Littlebits Box             BY SHRIVARSHAN             It gives air conditioning and it has lights and it makes sound and has a servo Paquito The Dragon              BY EPETERPAN            Paquito the dragon is more than a pet, is our new friend. It gives us a hand when we need it, it... Reattore Luminoso               BY ANNA.             A special reactor that turns and make special effects. Portable Magic Light            BY ANNA.            Wherever you go you can make magic effect in the dark. Fish Shop By The Sea              BY KIMVALLEE           My son and I decided to animate a LEGO creation. What we made is a wind-powered fish shop. We... Lego Chain Reactions              BY BEN1234           First, you put a marble into the bucket which pulls up the lego block that has a string attached...

How it works.   The bright LED features a half watt super bright LED that responds to incoming voltages linearly. The more voltage it receives, the brighter it gets. Check out TIPS & TRICKS     Inventions With The Bright Led Bit Laser Gun With Light              BY LUCASSWARTZ            Makes laser noises and light Mini Golf Course              BY IANSNYDER1982            Create your own mini golf hole. Use your cardboard and littleBits skills to create a themed... Littlebits City              BY RAYAN            Creating a city prototype and learning about urban electricity distribution using littleBits Touchlamp               BY LEO SACCOMANNO             Makey Makey lamp built with Mounting boards. Structure inspired in The Dotty Printer by Anahit  

Bzzz! The buzzer Bit makes a sound no one can ignore. Just like an alarm clock! It's great at sounding the alarm or annoying those nearby. REAL-WORLD ANALOGIES.                           Car Alarm                                          Doorbell                      Washing Machin Beep How it Works.   The buzzer converts the electrical signal it receives into a vibration, which creates a buzzing sound. The higher the signal it receives, the more intense the vibration, and the louder the sound is. Check out TIPS & TRICKS     Inventions With The Buzzer Bit Sound Can Control Objects              BY WITHERSTORMYT            I thought I was doing something completely dumb, but after inventing this, i learnt that sound... Entry Alarm              BY CALEBWALLBRECH            Catch intruders in the act. Power Outage Dectors              BY BILL.STEINER            You can detect a power outage with this invention. It can be just be a buzzer going off or if... Nightmare Alarm              BY AYASHIMADA            It turns on a light when you scream because of your nightmare,so you wake up and,it also has a...  

The cloudBit is the easiest way to create internet­-connected devices. You can now snap the internet to anything! Retrofit your thermostat to control it remotely, or set up a sound-triggered alarm system that texts you alerts - the possibilities are endless. No programming, soldering or wiring required.  The USB power may be the smallest in the series, but it's big enough to send juice to all your creations. Connect a USB cable (included) to your computer or phone charger to start the power flowing. Try it with an LED to make the simplest littleBits circuit. If you're looking for a permanent installation, the USB power adapter enables you to plug your USB power directly into the wall.  The power adapter and USB cable combo is the perfect way to power permanent creations! You can extend your inventions with the 1.5 meter long USB to micro-USB cable. How It  Works.   The cloudBit acts as an input by receiving signal from your littleBits circuit and sending it to the internet. This means you can make a smart doorbell that tweets at you when someone pushes a littleBits button, or a burglar alarm to send you a text message if someone activates the littleBits sound trigger.                            Check out TIPS & TRICKS   The cloudBit also acts as an output by sending signal from an event on the internet to your littleBits circuit. This would be like turning a motor to release a treat for your cat if a certain Instagram hashtag is used, or flashing an LED when you get an email from a VIP. Check out TIPS & TRICKS     The USB power Bit sends a 5 volt signal through your circuit, which allows you to control your Bits. Using a USB connection to a computer, you have access to 500mA of power for your circuit. When using the USB Wall Adapter, you should have up to 1A of power available. The red LED shows you when the Bit is powered. Check out TIPS & TRICKS     Simply connect the cable from the wall adapter to your littleBits USB power Bit (this only connects to the micro USB power Bit, not any other power Bit). You have dual charging options - through the wall adapter, or detach cable and plug into computer USB port. The adapter is designed for US electrical outlets only. Input: 100-240V AC 50/60Hz; Output: 5.0V DC 2000mA Check out TIPS & TRICKS   Invention With The Cloudebit™ Bit Enable An Event Trigger For a  Legacy Smarthome Devices Indicator Lights              BY JFJOHNSON            Don't replace your pre-Internet-of-Things "smart home" devices!You can bring them into the Water Please!              BY ANUSHKA06           This invention will quench your thirst for water. Powered by CloudBit and Alexa, this invention... Kunta's Coworking World              BY LEO SACCOMANNO            Kunta is a monkey that was born in a coworking space. All the world is talking about coworking,... Power Outage Detector              BY BILL.STEINER            You can detect a power outage with this invention. It can be just be a buzzer going off or if... Noise Tracker              BY AWESOMEGAMERMAC            You will get notified when it gets to loud Power Outage Detector              BY BILL.STEINER           You can detect a power outage with this invention. It can be just be a buzzer going off or if...  

Finally! A resource-rich intro to coding in the classroom that's easy to teach & engages students through an activity they love: making and playing games. What You'll Get 4 Games To Invent & Code (+ More Tutoriels & Inventions On The Computer App!)   Ultimate Shootout Score mega points with this fun way to teach variables in code.     Hot Potato... Of Doom! The whole class can play as they learn programming logic.     Rockstar Guitar Create a classroom band as you teach the concept of loops.     Tug Of War Students learn about functions with this 2-player game.         16 Bits & 30 Accrssories   1.USB Power Connect a USB cable to your computer or phone charger to start powering your inventions.       2.Button You've used a button before! This is a clicker, tact switch, etc...     3.Dimmer The dimmer Bit lets you control your creations with a simple knob.       4.Slide Dimmer The slide dimmer is an analog input. Adjust it by moving its lever from side to side.        5.Pressure Sensor  The pressure sensor is a touch-activated Bit. Give its pad a squeeze to activate it!     6.Sound Trigger The sound trigger sends an ON signal when the noise gets over a certain level.       7.Wire The wire allows you to extend your circuits and put more space between two Bits.       8.Branch The branch Bit lets you connect the output of a single Bit to as many as 3 others.     9.Codebit The codeBit levels up your littleBits circuits by allowing you to program how your Bits work. Using the littleBits Code Kit app you can command this Bit to create unique sounds, movements, and animations.     10.Bargraph The bargraph is like an equalizer. Get an instant view of the signal going through.     11.Servo The servo is a controllable motor that can swing back and forth.     12.Speaker Amplify your sonic explorations! The speaker Bit is a tiny speaker that lets you hear the signals coming from an oscillator, an MP3 player, or a codeBit. Pair it with these Bits to add music or sound effects to your inventions.     13.Led Matrix The LED matrix is a colorful display that you can control using code or other Bits. Set it to SERIAL mode to program your own graphics, or switch it to SIGNAL mode to play with the preset programs.     14.USB Power Adapter + Cable Connect a USB cable to your computer or phone charger to power your inventions.     15.Powersnap The powerSnap supplies power to an open input without extra forks, splits, or power supplies.       16.Rechargeable Battery The rechargeable battery is a portable power source for your inventions, which you can use over and over again.       17.Mechnical Arm Attach the arm to your servo or DC motor to expand your invention?s motion capabilities.       18.Servo Mount Use a servo mount and littleBits shoe to secure your servo motor to any surface.       19.Servo Hub Make complex movements by attaching materials to your servo motor using the servo hub     20.Codebit Dongle The codeBit dongle allows you to wirelessly upload code from your computer to your codeBit.     21.Shoes (Hook & Loop) Press shoes onto your circuit to keep it securely intact.         22.Strip (Hook & Loop) The strip can be cut to any size you desire and affixed to clothing, fabric, or any other surface.     23.Mounting Board (8X7) The mounting board serves as the backbone of your inventions. It provides structure, and allows you to keep your circuit intact and move it around with ease. This mounting board can accommodate large circuits.     24.Screw The screws secure attachments like the mechanical arm and servo mount to your invention.       Code Kit  App This coding environment is also your go-to resource for tutorials, lessons & more in a free, computer-based app. After creating the Google Blockly-based code, you'll transmit it to your inventions wirelessly from here! *Compatible with: mac windows chromebook GET THE FREE APP               Educator Resources Video Resources Littlebit Ted Talk            This littleBits intro explains why everyone should be able to invent with electronics. Even kids!   Video Resources Meet Your Kit            Get a glimpse of every single thing you'll get with your new Code Kit. Video Resources Your First Lesson            We walk you through each step of your first Code Kit lesson so you're 100% prepared. Online Resources Csta And Ngss Aligned            All lessons link to CSTA and NGSS Engineering Design standard            VIEW PDF Online Resources Sample Lesson           Infuse coding and engineering design into your curriculum with our customizable lessons.           VIEW LESSON Code Kit Education Resources            Everything you will need to implement littleBits Code Kit in your classroom.            VIEW RESOURCES  

Ideal for classrooms, schools, or districts, the Class Pack is an invention-based learning solution for up to 18 students. This pack includes 6 Code Kits and 2 free littleBits tackle boxes for easy storage. What You'll Get 4 Games To Invent & Code (+ More Tutoriels & Inventions On The Computer App!)   Ultimate Shootout Score mega points with this fun way to teach variables in code.     Hot Potato... Of Doom! The whole class can play as they learn programming logic.     Rockstar Guitar Create a classroom band as you teach the concept of loops.     Tug Of War Students learn about functions with this 2-player game.         96 Bits & 108 Accrssories     USB Power(6) Connect a USB cable to your computer or phone charger to start powering your inventions.     Button(12) You've used a button before! This is a clicker, tact switch, etc...     Dimmer(6) The dimmer Bit lets you control your creations with a simple knob.       Slide Dimmer(6) The slide dimmer is an analog input. Adjust it by moving its lever from side to side.        Pressure Sensor(6)  The pressure sensor is a touch-activated Bit. Give its pad a squeeze to activate it!   Sound Trigger(6) The sound trigger sends an ON signal when the noise gets over a certain level.       Wire(18) The wire allows you to extend your circuits and put more space between two Bits.     Branch(6) The branch Bit lets you connect the output of a single Bit to as many as 3 others.         Codebit(6) The codeBit levels up your littleBits circuits by allowing you to program how your Bits work. Using the littleBits Code Kit app you can command this Bit to create unique sounds, movements, and animations.     Bargraph(6) The bargraph is like an equalizer. Get an instant view of the signal going through.       Servo(6) The servo is a controllable motor that can swing back and forth.       Speaker(6) Amplify your sonic explorations! The speaker Bit is a tiny speaker that lets you hear the signals coming from an oscillator, an MP3 player, or a codeBit. Pair it with these Bits to add music or sound effects to your inventions.     Led Matrix(6) The LED matrix is a colorful display that you can control using code or other Bits. Set it to SERIAL mode to program your own graphics, or switch it to SIGNAL mode to play with the preset programs.     USB Power Adapter + Cable(18) Connect a USB cable to your computer or phone charger to power your inventions.         Powersnap(18) The powerSnap supplies power to an open input without extra forks, splits, or power supplies.     Rechargeable Battery(6) The rechargeable battery is a portable power source for your inventions, which you can use over and over again.     Mechnical Arm(6) Attach the arm to your servo or DC motor to expand your invention?s motion capabilities.       Servo Mount(6) Use a servo mount and littleBits shoe to secure your servo motor to any surface.         Servo Hub(6) Make complex movements by attaching materials to your servo motor using the servo hub   Codebit Dongle(6) The codeBit dongle allows you to wirelessly upload code from your computer to your codeBit.       Shoes (Hook & Loop)(72) Press shoes onto your circuit to keep it securely intact.       Strip (Hook & Loop)(12) The strip can be cut to any size you desire and affixed to clothing, fabric, or any other surface.       Mounting Board (8X7)(6) The mounting board serves as the backbone of your inventions. It provides structure, and allows you to keep your circuit intact and move it around with ease. This mounting board can accommodate large circuits.     Screw(24) The screws secure attachments like the mechanical arm and servo mount to your invention.     Code Kit  App This coding environment is also your go-to resource for tutorials, lessons & more in a free, computer-based app. After creating the Google Blockly-based code, you'll transmit it to your inventions wirelessly from here! *Compatible with: mac windows chromebook GET THE FREE APP           Educator Resources Video Resources Littlebit Ted Talk            This littleBits intro explains why everyone should be able to invent with electronics. Even kids! Video Resources Meet Your Kit            Get a glimpse of every single thing you'll get with your new Code Kit. Video Resources Your First Lesson            We walk you through each step of your first Code Kit lesson so you're 100% prepared. Online Resources Csta And Ngss Aligned            All lessons link to CSTA and NGSS Engineering Design standards.            VIEW PDF Online Resources Sample Lesson             Infuse coding and engineering design into your curriculum with our customizable lessons.             VIEW LESSON Code Kit Education Resources            Everything you will need to implement littleBits Code Kit in your classroom.            VIEW RESOURCES  

The codeBit levels up your littleBits circuits by allowing you to program how your Bits work. Using the littleBits Code Kit app you can command this Bit to create unique sounds, movements, and animations. The codeBit dongle allows you to wirelessly upload code from your computer to your codeBit.  The USB cable brings power to your USB power Bit and rechargeable battery. It will also send information between certain Bits and your computer. Downloadable CodeBit Instructions Real-World Analogies                                    Computer                                        Brain                                 Air Traffic Control                               Band conductor   Hoe It Works.  Codebit The codeBit is a miniature computer that you can use to control your circuit’s behavior. You can program your codeBit to do different things by writing code in the littleBits Code Kit app. When you’re ready, you can instantly upload the code to your codeBit to see how it works. Just like all other Bits, the codeBit needs to be connected to a power Bit in order to work. If you turn the power off, the Bit will stop working, but the code will still be on there and will start running when you turn the power back on. Check out TIPS & TRICKS Invention With The Codebit Bit The  Quiz Show Game               BY SWISEMAN             We made a totally new invention. When you use our code a question pops up. The question is "Is the capitol of WV in Charleston?" The Beating Heart               BY WILLYK            Ba-Boom. Ba-Boom. That's the sound of your animated heart (in littleBits form). This invention is a perfect extension for the Hello World activity in the Code Kit                   app.             Light Saber Duel              BY MRKINDERGARTEN            With just a few simple changes to code and decoration (and maybe a little help from the Force) my elementary school makerspace students transformed the                       littleBits Code Kit "Tug of War" project into an epic Star Wars lightsaber duel! Tug Of War               BY CHLOE            Invent an electronic Tug-of-War! You'll need fast fingers to pull the flag off-screen first for the win. Pop-A-Shot Basketball               BY WILLYK            Prove that you are the next Malcolm Brogdon by draining 3s on your own mini-basketball hoop. Keep score and challenge a friend with this Code Kit invention. It's             a great extension to the Ultimate Shootout lesson.

How It Works   CV stands for "control voltage" and is a widely used term in the realm of analog synthesizers. A control voltage is a variable voltage signal that is used to control behaviors ranging from the pitch of oscillators to the cutoff setting of filters and more.     The CV Bit can be used for both CV and Gate/Trigger type signals used in analog synthesizers. The Bit is suitable for interfacing with modular analog synths, analog keyboards, as well as groove boxes like the Korg Volca series. The "Sync" ports employed in the Volca series of synths can be used to make your Bits play in sync with your Volcas or vice versa. The 3.5mm                                                                                         connection jacks should be used with mono 3.5mm plug phono cables.   CV In The CV Bit can scale incoming voltages as high as 12V down to the 5V system the littleBits system employs. To use the CV Bit to control your other Bits, connect the control device to the "CV In" jack. CV signals that come in through the "CV In" jack are routed to the output bitSnap.       The "CV In" jack is a switching jack so that any CVs coming in through the input bitSnap are not routed to the bitSnap output. When using the CV Bit as an input, you can control the pitch of oscillator Bits, the cutoff of filter Bits, trigger the envelope Bit, or control the speed of the micro sequencer Bit (put the micro sequencer into "Step" mode for this).       CV Out To use the CV Bit to control your other CV enabled synthesizer equipment, connect the control device to the "CV Out" jack. CV signals received from Bits at the input bitSnap are routed to the "CV Out" jack and the output bitSnap.       Inventions With The Control Voltage (CV) Bit Go Pro Controlled Bitbot              BY LAYAL            Bitbot controlled through the live stream video of go pro Card Reeder.              BY MARALNOR            With this thing, only one card will give a output. And if you use a wire into the... Littlebits Synth Kit Premium             BY BOYCAT PINGPONG           Inspired by the Korg Volca series, this pair are the first of three I intend to build to complete... Mini Synth Synced With SQ-1               BY TEDPEDERSEN@ME.COM             Littlebits 2 oscillators, filter, cv, synced with SQ-1 and volca. Sounds awesome in the... Cv And Midi Bit Demo With Mod Synth And Ableton               BY CURIOSIBOT             Little Bits CV bits demo by CuriosibotLittle Bits Valencia ChapterUses midi bit and cv bits with...   Hans Tammen's Littlebits Massappeal              BY SYEDBITS            Using flashcards and hand signs, Hans Tammen creates large multi-movement pieces with large...  

Real-World Analogies                                 Drill                             Ferris Wheel                              Car Engine   How It Works   The DC motor rotates a shaft when it receives a signal. The more signal it receives, the faster the motor will spin. Click the arrow to the right to learn more about how it works! Check out TIPS & TRICKS   A switch on the board lets you choose which direction the motor spins. CW spins clockwise and CCW spins counterclockwise. When the switch is in VAR (variable) mode, the amount of signal the motor receives from previous Bits allows you to control the speed and direction (clockwise or counterclockwise) of its motion. In this mode, using an input like a slide dimmer makes steering easy!                                                                                     Check out TIPS & TRICKS   Inventions With The DC Motor (Tethered) Bit Mini Golf Course              BY IANSNYDER1982            Create your own mini golf hole. Use your cardboard and littleBits skills to create a themed... Walk Your Robotic Dog            BY MAGICUNICORN            Walk a dog! I made this because I like walking dogs but I don't have one!  Wheel Of Fortune!            BY JUDE'S DAD            Wheel that predicts the future! Easter Spin Friend            BY MHINVENT            For easter greetings! Music #Reetweek            BY SONEL            Rube Gulberg challenge domino effects.    

The delay Bit takes incoming audio and repeats it, like an echo. Delays can be long and spacey, like shouting into the Grand Canyon, or loud and crazy. How It Works   The delay has 2 knobs: "time," which sets the delay length between a sound and its repetition, and "feedback," which controls how many times the sound repeats. This Bit will play forever if you turn up the Feedback knob all the way. You can also shift the pitch of a sound by turning the "time" control while a sound is repeating.       Invention With The Delay Bit 16-STEP SEQUENCER              BY RENAUDBEDARD           Plays 16 distinct notes in sequence without overlapping, by triggering 4 micro-sequencers in... "Amazing Grace" Synth Arrangments             BY RWILDEN          This is my first song performed on LittleBits KORG. I made it as a class assignment for my... Water Synthesizer           BY BANYANTREEOFHOPE         This synthesizer makes a squishy water sound

Twist this dimmer back and forth to control your circuit. As you twist the knob clockwise, more signal goes to the Bits that follow, brightening lights, speeding up motors, or raising the volume on buzzers. Real-World  Analogies                      Household  Dimmer Switch                      Volume Knob On Speaker   How It Works   The dimmer is like the knob on a water faucet. The more you turn the knob, the more the water flows from the faucet. The dimmer is similar – the more you twist it clockwise, the more electrical signal it lets through. Check out TIPS & TRICKS     Invention With The Dimmer Bit Fidget Spinner              BY ZJTHEDJ           Spin Water Bottle Helicopter             BY ENGIE854           A moving helicopter rotor with adjustable speeds Megaphone             BY LEGOCOPBOSS           Makes your voice louder(if you speak into the microphone)  

Invention With The Double AND Bit Power Outage Detector              BY BILL.STEINER            You can detect a power outage with this invention. It can be just be a buzzer going off or if... Smart Home Appliencies              BY IZS125            Using littleBits to create a smart home alarm system. Upon detecting an intruder, the... Mystery Box              BY DEVINCIFABLAB            Mystery box! It's what you need ! Its security system is going to save your life. No more code... The Foreboding Black Box              BY APOULESON           A group of my friends decided to make a pressure pad that would send you a text message if the... 2 Bit Adder (Binary)               BY XANDER016             This two Bit Adder adds up to 1+1 in binary. That would equal 10 in binary and 2 in decimal (the... Card Reeder.              BY MARALNOR            With this thing, only one card will give a output. And if you use a wire into the...  

Kids can create their own Droid and bring it to life using littleBits electronic blocks! With the Droid Inventor app, they’ll give their Droid new abilities and take it on 16+ missions. What You'll Get Featured Missions Find All Instructions & 16+ Missions In The App!  Force Drive  With the wave of a hand, kids can guide their Droid like they are a Jedi using the Force.        Self Navigations  Let your Droid go for a solo spin! The Droid detects obstacles and changes course like it has a mind of its own       Secret Message Kids can record covert messages onto their loyal sidekick, then send it off to securely deliver the news.    Droid Style  Every kid is different, so their personal Droid should be, too! Custom stickers help kids make it their own.      Custom Body  Kids can bring imaginative new Droids to life using household items and craft materials.        Draw Mode  Add an additional Droid part (included) and this Droid can draw out secret maps or messages!      Head Controls  This Droid knows how to turn heads! Kids can reconfigure it to spin its head 360 degrees, just like in the movies.      Obstacle Course  Kids train their Droid to navigate through obstacles and make masterful maneuvers.       6 Bits, Droid Parts & Customizable Stickers   Control Hub This Bit is like your Droids brain. It can communicate with your smart device using Bluetooth Low Energy technology.       DC Motor The DC motor rotates a shaft when you send it an ON signal. Attach wheels and more!       Power The power Bit lets you use a 9-volt battery to supply power to all your connected Bits.       Proximity Sensor This Bit beams an infrared light that allows it to sense objects in front of it.       Servo The servo is a controllable motor that can swing back and forth.       Wire The wire allows you to extend your circuits and put more space between two Bits.                               Free Droid Inventor Training  App Everything's on the companion app! From video instructions to missions & controls, this is a Droid Inventor's most important tool.

How It Works   This envelope has 2 controls: "attack," which is how long it takes to ramp up to maximum volume, and "decay," which is how long it takes to go down to silence again. You can use its third bitSnap to trigger the envelope from different sources, like the keyboard. Try putting the envelope after an oscillator being controlled by a micro sequencer!       Inventions With The Envelop Bit 16-Step Sequenser              BY RENAUDBEDARD            Plays 16 distinct notes in sequence without overlapping, by triggering 4 micro-sequencers in... "Amazing Grace" Synth Arrangement                 BY RWILDEN              This is my first song performed on LittleBits KORG. I made it as a class assignment for my... Seashore Soundwaves               BY F.J2             This project demonstrates the awesome possiblities of our LittleBits modules. We create the...

The fan Bit is a small electric fan tethered to a Bit. Use the fan to create a gentle breeze, perfect for cooling things off or blowing bubbles. You can also try taping small things (like stickers or pieces of paper) to the center of the fan for some spinning visuals. Real-World Analogies.                       Airplane Propellor                                        Fan                                      Leaf Blower   How It Works.   Inside the fan is a tiny motor. When it receives a signal, it spins. The more signal it receives, the faster it spins. Check out TIPS & TRICKS         Invention With The Fan Bit Mini Boat            BY SALOOM            This boat floats and moves on water The Littlebits Box               BY SHRIVARSHAN             It gives air conditioning and it has lights and it makes sound and has a servo The Light/Dark Fan!               BY MAGICUNICORN            You can switch the light/dark sensor to what you want,and the lighter/darker it is, the more the... The Breezy-Reader-Picture-Alarm               BY TERRARIAN            My invention can cool you down, help you read at night in secret, take pictures, and make a loud,...  

The filter has the most effect on the sound’s character or "timbre." It affects the timbre by changing the relative volume of certain frequencies in the sound. Use it with other synth Bits to give the impression that a sound is "brighter" (more high frequencies) or "darker" (more low frequencies.) How It Works   The "cutoff" knob sets the frequency to be emphasized, and the other controls 'peak,' or intensity of the filter. If the peak is turned up all the way, the filter turns into an oscillator! This is great for shaping all of the sounds you can make with the Synth Kit, but it's especially good with a noise input.         Inventions With The Filter Bit 16-Step Sequencer               BY RENAUDBEDARD             Plays 16 distinct notes in sequence without overlapping, by triggering 4 micro-sequencers in... "Amazing Grace" Synth Arrangement             BY RWILDEN          This is my first song performed on LittleBits KORG. I made it as a class assignment for my... Water Synthesizer            BY BANYANTREEOFHOPE          This synthesizer makes a squishy water sound  

Real-World Analogies                                                    A Fork In The Road                                                                               Circuit Breaker How It Works   The fork takes the incoming signal and sends it to all 3 output bitSnaps.           Inventions With The Fork Bit Light Switch             BY KNOELLER123             This invention is a easy way to turn your lights on and off anywhere in your home. Doge             BY BENYO1029384756           my doge has 2 batterys one for the legs and one for borking LittleBits City              BY RAYAN            Creating a city prototype and learning about urban electricity distribution using littleBits Bed Lamp And Light Indicator              BY WERNER           This is a little led with a light indicator which will indicate the amout of light there is with...