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⚡️BREAKING: micro:bit CreateAI launches today 🎉 ! This World Children’s Day, use micro:bit CreateAI to inspire students to play a positive role in shaping the future of AI. Use your movement data and micro:bit to train a machine learning model - and then use it in code. 🤩 We're...

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A new feature, I have tried! I tried it with full-color LED tape, which I often use in my mentoring activities at CoderDojo, a support activity for children doing programming! I enjoyed it very much and would like to use it on various occasions!

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So great to see you using micro:bit CreateAI in this way 🙌👏

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Where can I buy the wrist straps for these new microbits ?

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Available for pre-order from socme channel partners:

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This is exciting!

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@microbit_edu @AngelTerrn Here's your translated video: Try HeyGen, our translations include lip-syncing & voice cloning.

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