Description

The Seeed Studio GoGo Board Kit is an open-source educational robotics platform for classroom inventions, science experiments, physical computing, and automation projects. It is designed for learners ages 9 and older, so students can build working ideas without starting from low-level electronics.

The GoGo Board works with most analog Grove sensors, includes a built-in display for live sensor values, and controls up to four motors using DC or servo output types. Its HID plug-and-play USB connection works on Windows and macOS without a driver, while the Blockly-based visual programming environment keeps coding approachable for beginners. Raspberry Pi support also makes it useful for projects that need cameras, data logging, smartphone integration, or more processing power.

Features

• Open-source educational robotics board for experiments, physical computing, and automation.
• Blockly-based visual programming environment designed for beginners, with text programming also supported.
• Eight analog sensor ports compatible with most analog Grove sensors.
• Four bidirectional output ports for DC motors and servo motors, with status LEDs.
• Built-in 4-digit 7-segment display for checking live sensor values without a computer.
• Plug-and-play HID USB device with automatic detection on Windows and macOS.
• Raspberry Pi compatibility for smartphone integration, vision projects, data logging, and other expanded functions.
• Includes an infrared receiver and I2C extension port for classroom and project expansion.

Specifications

Technical Details

Package List

Resources

• GoGo Board GoGo Widget Chrome App
• GoGo Board Legacy GoGo Widget for Windows
• GoGo Board Legacy GoGo Widget for OS X
• GoGo Board Firmware HEX File
• GoGo Board Raspberry Pi Image

FAQ

What age range is the GoGo Board Kit designed for?

The kit is designed for children ages 9 and older, especially in educational robotics and classroom invention projects.

Can the GoGo Board work with Grove sensors?

Yes. It works with most analog Grove sensors through its eight analog sensor ports.

What types of motors can it control?

The board can control up to four motors, including DC motors and servo motors.

Does it need a driver on Windows or macOS?

No. It is an HID plug-and-play USB device with automatic detection on Windows and macOS.

Can it be used with Raspberry Pi projects?

Yes. Raspberry Pi support enables projects with smartphone integration, vision, data logging, and additional computing power.