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evive – The Best DIY Prototyping Tool
$189
-14%The most versatile palm-sized all-in-one project making and STEM learning platform for kids and hobbyists of all skill levels.
- An intuitive prototyping device catering to a wide range of hobby needs for efficient learning, easy building and quick debugging
- Plug and Play Interface for hassle-free hardware control
- Multiple easily integrable wireless communication options
- Core made of Arduino MEGA 2560 – the best-in-class development board
- Re-programmable menu-based visual interface with built-in functions
- Compact, lightweight, and equipped with a rechargeable Li-ion battery
- Safe against reverse polarity, overcurrent, and overvoltage
- Precise voltage and current sensing, data visualization and logging features, inbuilt mini-oscilloscope and function generator
6 in stock
George Howard (verified owner) –
Got evive as the first step to get in STEM
Nancy Flores –
I’m a maker and being a maker, I would always found the circuitry a bit difficult as there were lots and lots of components to connect. But evive made it easy as most of the resources which I use are inbuilt in it. Cheers.
Catherine Green –
The brain we needed for our kids to make projects.
Martin Bachmann (verified owner) –
The evive is a truly amazing tool, a dream come true for each diy enthusiast. Being able to quickly use existing, assembled slider switches, potis etc. and above all a neat and easy to program display is what makes all the difference. Not having to worry about various power sources is another great helper. And that’s only scratching the surface of what evive offers!
Scott Hill –
Works great for advance project-making
Margaret Jenkins –
The support from the technical team made us love the product even more.
Toby White –
Compré evive como prueba y me encantó y el soporte, esperando probar mis manos con otros kits también.
Alberto Ferrero –
Kudos with the timely delivery and superb support from the team.
Michael Liane –
As a STEM enthusist I loved the brain(evive) and the brains behind it.
magaphoto –
It is much more flexible to aquire individual components for desired experimentation, building a “kit” based on the learner’s preference. Rather than plunking $100 on a sealed system with the only advantage being what, you can carry it? Much better to start with the $5 discrete component or 10 microservos in a bag along with the best Arduino clone you can afford, because you WANT to start your journey of discovery manipulating servos. Wireless connectivity might be a long way away in your interest. Buying a $100 device that forces you to needlessly haul around the wifi components only because it’s built-in seems at the very least – impractical. What if your first, logical, interest is to get good at typing good error-free code? You just need a $5 UNO clone and the IDE downloaded on your PC. Get it?