| Product | Manufacturer | Avalibility | Price reference | |
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DFRobot FIT0846 |
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In Stock | $7.12 | View Product |
DFRobot FIT0907 |
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In Stock | $12.90 | View Product |
DFRobot FIT0665 |
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In Stock | $10.32 | View Product |
DFRobot FIT0426 |
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In Stock | $4.64 | View Product |
DFRobot SEN0335 |
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In Stock | $23.92 | View Product |
As one of the first companies to embrace open-source hardware, DFRobot was established in 2008 by a local maker community. It continues developing cutting-edge, user-friendly hardware and software products that serve as the foundation for various electronic projects while fostering a vibrant learning environment.
DFRobot has grown over the past ten years from open-source hardware to include STEM education, manufacturing, and other sectors. More than a thousand widgets and components, including sensors, robotic platforms, communication modules, and 3D printers, are featured in its product catalog. The company’s production lines range from devices like the Boson kit, micro:Maqueen series, and Mind Plus for K12 students to entire learning packages for these same pupils.
DFRobot offers a wide range of high-end goods, including robots, 3D printers, communication modules, and more.
The company’s product line is listed below;
Boson Kit
Gravity Series
AI machine vision sensor (Huskylens)
Arduino-compatible Microcontrollers (Romeo)
Arduino-compatible Bluetooth (Bluno)
DFRobot Product Applications
Customers can utilize the high-quality products from DFRobot in a variety of applications, including:
Robots, 3D printers, communication modules, and other high-end equipment are all shipped worldwide by DFRobot. Additionally, distributor BD Electronics offers the most affordable prices for high-performance DFRobot goods.
BD Electronics is a worldwide known distributor of obsolete electrical parts, concentrating on locating hard-to-find items. You can make a part request to find electronic components, and we’ll let you specify the pricing range.
A: A sensor is a tool that detects the input from the physical world and reacts to it. Light, heat, motion, moisture, pressure, and other environmental phenomena can provide all input.
A: Accelerometers, pressure sensors, light sensors, and sound sensors are a few examples of analog sensors. Digital sensors translate the data into a digital format (electronic or electrochemical sensors). Digital accelerometers, pressure, and temperature sensors are a few examples.
A: A sensor produces electrical impulses by translating inputs like heat, light, sound, and motion. These signals are transmitted through a device that transforms them into a binary code before sending it to a computer for processing.
A: BD Electronics provides DFRobot sensors in a variety of configurations. You can find the parts you’re looking for by visiting the BD Electronics website and searching the product category section.
