The Picon Zero is an intelligent robotics controller designed for your Raspberry Pi Zero. It supports all models of Raspberry Pi with a 40-pin connector (Zero, Model A+/B+ and Pi 2 or 3 Model B). The built-in processor handles all the direct communication with your input and output devices, leaving you to worry about the overall control with your Raspberry Pi program. Programming the board is fully supported with an extensive Python library. The Picon Zero is supplied fully assembled with no soldering or gluing required, and has many features that make it ideal for using as part of a Raspberry Pi-based mobile robot, including: I2C interface, leaving GPIO pins free for other things 2x Full H-Bridge motor drivers with full forward/reverse and speed control. Up to 1.5A continuous per channel (2A peak) 6x General purpose output channels (5V) that can be set as: Digital, PWM, Servo, WS2812 (aka neopixels) 4x General purpose inputs (5V) that can be Digital, Analog, DS18B20 (digital temperature sensor) All inputs and outputs use 3-pin GVS connectors (Ground, Volts, Signal) - allowing 3-pin sensors, servos, etc. to plug straight in Dedicated socket for HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor (see 75-0146). Plug it straight in, or use jumper wires to mount it further away 5x GPIO signals, 5V, 3V and Ground brought out to a header Power for outputs can be from Raspberry Pi's 5V or from an external USB input line Power for motors can be from internal/external 5V, or from a separate power source (3V to 11V) Both motor terminals have 2-pin screw connectors AND 2-pin male headers to allow maximum flexibility in connecting See the Blog entry here for more information, software and examples.

• Supplied fully assembled
• Perfect with Pi
• Python library module for super-easy use

Note: Raspberry Pi not included. Note: Batteries not included.

This quad stepper motor control board is designed for use with all versions of the Raspberry Pi with the 40-pin GPIO connector. This neat little board plugs directly into the Raspberry Pi GPIO header and provides 4 connectors for stepper motors. There are various power options - powered from the Raspberry Pi 5V, micro-USB 5V, from the 2-pin terminal (voltage dependent on motor requirements). For Python programming please see the excellent example here for some pointers.

• Fully assembled - no soldering required
• Raspberry Pi Zero form factor
• Each pin has an associated LED to see stepper signals

Note: Stepper motors not included. Note: Raspberry Pi not included.

The Explorer HAT Pro is a prototyping board that is compatible with the Raspberry Pi A+, B+ and Pi 2. The board features: 4x buffered 5V tolerant inputs, 4x powered 5V outputs, 4x capacitive touch pads, 4x capacitive crocodile clip pads, 4x coloured LEDs, 4x analog inputs, 2x H-bridge motor drivers, mini breadboard.

• Can supply up to 500mA per channel
• Motor drivers can drive 2x 5V motors bidirectionally with 200mA per channel
• Ideal for driving motors, analog sensors, etc.
• Comes fully assembled

The Pan and Tilt HAT kit for the Raspberry Pi provides you with a mount that has horizontal and vertical motion sensors, giving you the means to mount a camera, sensor, etc. The fully assembled kit consists of the HAT and the pan & tilt module. The HAT has two servo channels, one PWM or NeoPixel RGB (or RGBW) LED channel, and a right-angled header pre-soldered to the underside of the HAT to connect the servo and LED channels. The pan & tilt module has two servos that give 180° of motion through both the horizontal and vertical axes. When all is assembled and ready to go, why not try using the set-up for face tracking, or mount on a robot as a set of eyes. There is a handy little acrylic camera mount that will hold your camera snugly in the head of the pan & tilt module, and the mount has a couple of holes at the top that can hold a NeoPixel stick as well as a neat little frosted diffuser that produces a most agreeable light. We've put together a super-simple Python library to make it super-easy to control Pan-Tilt HAT. Just tell Pan-Tilt HAT to which angle you'd like it to pan or tilt (from -90 to +90 degrees) and away it goes! There's even a couple of examples showing you how to pan and tilt, and control connected NeoPixels. Note: The Raspberry Pi, Pi camera, NeoPixel strip, male header, female to female jumper wires, and Pibow are not included. You'll need to pick them up separately!

• Compatible with Raspberry Pi 3, 2, B+, A+, Zero, and Zero W
• Comes fully assembled
• Pi camera movement with a minimum of fuss
• Slot to route servo, LED, and camera cables through
• Acrylic mount to hold Pi camera and NeoPixel strip (with diffuser) in place
• Pan-Tilt HAT pinout

For more information, tips, projects, and a whole lot more, visit the Pimoroni Learning Centre here.

The OnOff SHIM is the perfect way to shut down your Raspberry Pi. It adds a tiny yet very convenient power switch on a 0.8mm thick board that is designed to soldered straight onto the GPIO pins of your Pi, at your discretion, so that you can use the shim with HATs and pHATs on top.

• Super-small SHIM-format board
• 0.8mm Thick PCB
• Can be used with HATs and pHATs
• Corner-mounted push button for on/off
• Micro-B connector for power supply
• Red status LED
• Optional breakout pins to connect an external momentary button
• 2 x 6 Female header included
• Supports up to 2.5A power supply
• Software daemon to shutdown cleanly
• Requires soldering

There is a one line installer that installs the clean shutdown daemon. To install the software, open a terminal and type curl https://get.pimoroni.com/onoffshim | bash to run the one-line-installer.

The Raspberry Pi Build HAT combines the power of Raspberry Pi computing with LEGO® hands-on learning to enable a fun creative learning experience for students, teachers and makers.

The Build HAT is compatible with the most recent generation of LEGO® Technic™ motors, and with sensors included in the LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime portfolio.

The Build HAT is the second Raspberry Pi product, after Raspberry Pi Pico, to be powered by the Raspberry PI RP2040 microcontroller.

The LEGO® Maker Plate is available separately from LEGO® retailers and allows users to easily attached Raspberry Pi computers to the LEGO® building system.

The Raspberry Pi Build HAT features:

• Controls up to 4 motors and sensors
• Powers the Raspberry Pi when connected to a suitable external PSU
• Easy to use from Python on the Raspberry Pi

The Raspberry Pi PoE+ HAT is an add-on board for Raspberry Pi computers with PoE pins, including Raspberry Pi 3B+ and Raspberry Pi 4. It's used to power Raspberry Pi via an Ethernet cable, provided that power-sourcing equipment is installed on the Ethernet network. The HAT also includes a fan that will cool the Raspberry Pi processor.

• Standard: IEEE 802.3at-2009 PoE
• Input voltage: 37 to 57V DC, Class 4 device
• Output power: 5V DC / 5A
• Cooling: 25mm x 25mm brushless fan delivering 2.2CFM for processor cooling
• Features
• Fully isolated switch-mode power supply
• Fan control
• Mechanically compatible with the existing Raspberry Pi PoE HAT