Introduction

The head of Bittle is designed to be a clip to hold extensible modules. We compiled a sensor pack with some popular modules, but its contents may change in the future. You can also wire other add-ons thanks to the rich contents of the Arduino and Raspberry Pi communities.

You can find the demo codes of these modules in our GitHub repository. They should be in the ModuleTestsarrow-up-right folder if you download the whole OpenCat repository.

Light sensorarrow-up-right

Touch sensorarrow-up-right

Gesture sensorarrow-up-right

PIR motion sensorarrow-up-right

MU vision sensorarrow-up-right

Ultrasonic sensorarrow-up-right (Applicable to Nybble)

You can also purchase the following third-party sensors (such as Seeed studio):

The loudness and light level modules can generate analog readingsarrow-up-right for the corresponding signals and should be connected to the analog Grove socket.

Grove - Sound Sensor/ Noise Detectorarrow-up-right

Grove - Light Sensor v1.2 - LS06-S phototransistorarrow-up-right

The touch, reflection, PIR sensors can generate digital 1 or 0 as a switch signal. So they should be connected to the digital Grove socket. In the demo codearrow-up-right, we use the fourth socket with D6 and D7.

Grove - Touch Sensorarrow-up-right

Grove - Infrared Reflective Sensor v1.2arrow-up-right

Grove - mini PIR motion sensorarrow-up-right

The intelligent cameraarrow-up-right, gesturearrow-up-right, and OLEDarrow-up-right module should be connected to the I2C Grove socket.

Grove - Gesture Sensor for Arduino (PAJ7620U2)arrow-up-right

Grove - OLED Display 0.96" (SSD1315)arrow-up-right

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