LEGO Sensors From Dexter Industries
The lack of NXT Sensors in this region has led to the need to directly import and distribute these NXT Sensors from
Dexter Industries. Working closely with Dexter Industries,
we at Building Blocks will support users from the Asia Pacific region. Building Blocks plans to build a more integrated
community for NXT Mindstorms users in this region.
Click here to see the full selection of LEGO Sensors available.
Sensors that are curntly supported in EV3.
BrickPi
Buildingblocks is proud to announce that we are currently carrying Dexter's Brickpi as seen on their Kickstarter campaign.Click here for more info.
LEGO Sensors Available
Building Blocks have the following products available for sales or evaluation. Please contact us for more details.
Dexter Industries
- WIFI Module
- Inertial Motion Sensor
- Compass Module
- Thermal Infrared
- NXTBee
- NXTBeePro
- dGPS
- dSolar 4W
- dFlex
- dPressure
- dThermometer
3rd Party Sensors
dSolar 4W
dSolar Systems allow you to power your Lego Mindstorms NXT robot using nothing but the sun! This 9V solar power system is designed for the Lego Mindstorms NXT system and includes everything you need to get started.
Easily attach the solar panel to any of your Mindstorms NXT creations. Add more panels as the system gets bigger, or depending on your power needs.
The dSolar 4W System includes one 9V solar panel, providing approximately 500 mA, enough to power the NXT and two motors in direct sunlight. Also includes one dSolar Power Cord and one dSolar NXT Adapter.
Easily attach the solar panel to any of your Mindstorms NXT creations. Add more panels as the system gets bigger, or depending on your power needs.
The dSolar 4W System includes one 9V solar panel, providing approximately 500 mA, enough to power the NXT and two motors in direct sunlight. Also includes one dSolar Power Cord and one dSolar NXT Adapter.
Highlights
- Power your system with nothing but the sun!
- Plugs directly into the back of the NXT
- One panel can power up to two motors
- Easy to get setup and be running
Download
- dSolar Sensor blocks and programming examples here.
Resources
- DI's blog.
Availability
- Limited