BrainPad Pulse

STEM Microcomputer for Coding Robots, Games, & Circuits

BrainPad Pulse has a unique 128×64 B&W graphical display that can be used for showing text, graphing sensor data as well as creating simple video games! Carrying Case and USB Cable Included All BrainPad products come with a reusable carrying case to store your products when not in use. The BrainPad Pulse case fits conveniently inside all other BrainPad Accessory Kit cases too.

Code using blocks

* The BrainPad Pulse comes preloaded to work with Microsoft MakeCode.

* Microsoft MakeCode is a free online learn-to-code platform where anyone can build games and code the BrainPad Pulse.

* There are no accounts to create and nothing to install. Works with any web browser.

* Build up your coding skills as you move from block-based coding to languages like JavaScript and Python. All inside the same Makecode interface.

* Once your code is done download it onto the BrainPad Pulse.

* Pre-loaded with Microsoft MakeCode

* Learn to Code - Using Blocks, Javascript, or Python

* Online Browser Based Simulator with Built-in Tutorials & eBook

* No Accounts to Create/Nothing to Install

Control Sensors with the BrainPad Pulse Coding circuits was never easier. Use alligator clips to easily connect to the BrainPad Pulse

* Solderless connections using clips

* Understand how to connect inputs from physical world into the “brain”

* Several input and output sensors for understanding how the “brain” controls the physical world

* Reusable Storage Case

BrainPad Pulse is NOT micro:bit compatible, but does work with the Makey:bit Adventure Board! Though the BrainPad Pulse and micro:bit share a similar edge connector. BrainPad only certifies compatibility with select BrainPad branded kits. The BrainPad Pulse has it's own MakeCode interface and cannot be programmed using micro:bit's MakeCode simulator. Projects created in each simulator are not interchangeable.

Online eBook Included MakeCode for BrainPad guide takes the user on a journey, starting with the simulator to the actual hardware.