DIY micro:bit pinball game

This pinball game made out of wood uses the BBC micro:bit to keep the score. The buzzer, which is connected to the micro:bit, makes a sound when you hit the target. And the hacked Christmas lights twinkle when you've scored a point, which is also controlled by the micro:bit.

The buzzer is connected to pin 0, the lights are connected to pin 1 and both targets are connected to pin 2.

This video is made for parents and educators who are interested in making their own coding and robotics projects and who might want to teach kids how to do that.

If you would like to check out my code, you can download it from my Google drive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1muZ-...

If you like this video, maybe you like to check out my wooden maze for the micro:bit too:    • DIY micro:bit MAZE   or my reaction game (    • DIY micro:bit reaction game   ) or my archery game for the BCC microbit (    • DIY micro:bit archery game   ) or a cool marble game made by two of my students (    • DIY micro:bit Plinko (marble game)   ).

Thanks to Herman van Schie for the idea of how to make the targets. See this page (in Dutch): https://demicrobit.wordpress.com/52-a...

Thanks to Skills Dojo for the idea to hack your Christmas lights:    • Hack de kerstverlichting (met je Micr...  

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