Highlights
Get inspired by some of the top projects from around the world. You can run your own do your :bit challenge by downloading the educational resources.

Bamboo Warriors
JapanThis project utilizes two micro:bits to create a sword cutting game.

Utensil Gadget
United StatesCreated in collaboration with their Community Partner, Ms. Jean, the Utensil Gadget is a stabilizing utensil device designed to support individuals with Parkinson’s-related tremors by using gentle vibrations to steady hand movements. With interchangeable parts for different utensils, it empowers users to eat independently and with greater confidence.

Seismic Safety for All
GreeceThis inclusive project engaged primary school students—including those with special educational needs—in exploring the science of earthquakes through hands-on STEM activities and micro:bit programming. By combining scientific inquiry with creative problem-solving in an accessible and supportive environment, students collaboratively designed and tested earthquake detection and safety solutions, developing both technical skills and social-emotional competencies.

Smart Home, Smart Garden
MalaysiaThis micro:bit project prototype uses light detection to conserve electricity and collects rainwater for a hydroponic smart garden.

This project uses micro:bit to help detect and avoid possible discrimination.

Stumble Sensor
IrelandThis project creates a fall sensor using two micro:bits.





























































































































