This project can be completed in under 5 minutes. This tutorial will show you how to assemble and program the Micro:Bit temperature monitor with ☒CHIPs. The code for this project is simple using Micro:bit’s drag-and-drop platform.
I built this temperature monitor using the Micro:Bit and a couple of ☒CHIPs from XinaBox. It is a very simple and quick build. The XinaBoxtechnology made this project extremely easy to do by eliminating the need for soldering and tools. The Micro:bit interface allows me to program easily. You can easily modify the code to add other data from the Weather Sensor, such as Barometric Pressure, Relative Humidity and Altitude.
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Each Monday is Micro:bitMonday here at Adafruit! Designed specifically for kids and beginners, the micro:bit is a pocket-sized computer that you can code, customize and control to bring your digital ideas, games and apps to life! Play, learn, explore: get started with micro:bit! Adafruit is an authorized Micro:bit reseller- check out all of our posts, tutorials and Micro:bit related products!