The Circus 7697D dual-band (2.4 GHz/5 GHz) board adds 5 GHz Wi-Fi, which typically has less interference and higher speeds than 2.4 GHz. It is fully compatible with LinkIt 7697, giving users more options for IoT projects.
This kit combines a variety of sensor and output modules and works with the LinkIt 7697, which has built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Learners study programming logic and the principles of electronic interaction, and can go on to advanced areas such as IoT and wireless control.
EZ Start Kit+ (LinkIt) is a 3-in-1 expansion board that lets you choose a micro:bit, LinkIt 7697, or ESP32 development board to fit each project. With BlocklyDuino block coding, it takes students from LEDs and sensors all the way to an IoT environmental monitoring project.
An IoT cabin teaching kit that uses the LinkIt 7697 as its main board. Students learn how to write programs and use sensors, and combine them with web services to explore the Internet of Things.
The IoT Smart House simulates a smart home in which everything is connected. From a phone or web page you can view light levels, indoor temperature, humidity, and door access status, and you can also control devices in the house such as the lights and the alarm.
Build your own air box that detects air quality, then upload the data to the cloud over Wi-Fi so you can check the air quality where it sits at any time.
MoonCar supports LinkIt 7697, micro:bit, and other boards, with built-in line-following, color, and infrared sensors. Combined with Bluetooth/Wi-Fi IoT and AI vision recognition, it takes students from basic car control all the way to an AIoT self-driving car project.
