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Single-board computers (SBC)

Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi is the pioneering brand in single-board computers (SBCs), having revolutionized accessible computing since its launch in 2012. Initially designed to promote learning about programming and computer science, Raspberry Pi are now used in a multitude of applications, from education to industrial prototyping, DIY projects and embedded systems. The Raspberry Pi product range is synonymous with performance, flexibility and accessibility, enabling enthusiasts and professionals alike to push back the boundaries of technological innovation.

Banana Pi

Banana Pi is an innovative brand in the field of single board computers (SBC), offering powerful and versatile solutions since its inception. Designed to meet the growing needs of developers, technology enthusiasts and industrialists, Banana Pi products combine performance, advanced connectivity and compatibility with numerous operating systems. Thanks to a robust architecture and specifications that are often higher than the market average, these SBCs find their place in a variety of projects: home servers, embedded systems, artificial intelligence, IoT and advanced prototyping.

Micro:Bit

Micro:bit is a revolutionary educational platform designed to introduce young people and beginners to programming and electronics. Launched with the aim of making learning to code simple, interactive and fun, the micro:bit board integrates on-board features such as an LED display, sensors, buttons and Bluetooth connectivity, enabling the rapid creation of creative and innovative projects. Adopted by millions of students worldwide, the micro:bit promotes understanding of fundamental concepts in computing, robotics and IoT, while stimulating creativity and problem-solving. Accessible, compact and versatile, it's the ideal tool to inspire the next generation of inventors and programmers.

Arduino

Arduino is a world-renowned open-source platform designed to make electronics and programming accessible to everyone. Since its launch in 2005, Arduino has democratized the creation of electronic projects thanks to its easy-to-use microcontroller boards and intuitive software ecosystem. Adopted by enthusiasts, students and professionals alike, the Arduino family offers exceptional flexibility for prototyping, IoT, robotics and embedded systems. Its open-source philosophy, combined with a dynamic community, has given rise to millions of creative and innovative projects worldwide.