Lab Notes

Updates for CB3 A popular accessory for the CodeBot expansion port is a display. Our OLED Display modules are a great option, and there are instruc...

School is back in session!  Make sure you classroom is ready to go with these helpful tips from Firia Labs!

Ready for a colorful coding experience?

Check out Curt's latest CodeX project!

Use the accelerometer to paint awesome pics on your display.

Author: Kevin Banks, Firia CTO As a nerdy Software Engineer, I could try and present logical reasonsTM why you should attend one of Firia Labs Prof...

In the first blog of this two-part series, we built a cool pair of neopixel glasses that are powered by your CodeX. Now that the hardware is complete, we get to the fun part: the software! In this blog, we will code up some cool, flashy animations for the CodeX glasses.

Wearable LEDs are all the rage! Do a quick search on Pinterest and Etsy and you’ll find oodles of wearable flashy-light projects – from simple jewelry to full LED-infused dresses and jackets. In this two-part blog, I’ll show you how to use your CodeX to control a pair of sparkling NeoPixel glasses.

The CodeBot has thirteen visible LEDs you can turn on and off with your Python code. You already know that – you’ve been through the awesome Pytho...

Nicholas recounts his first introduction to CodeSpace in the Gifted Classroom, and how it can be a key component in bringing the 4 Cs of 21st century learning to students.

When I was a kid the community college in my town had a continuing education class called Swimming for Terrified Adults. Not only was the course ti...

Being able to stick with a task until it is complete a 21st Century Skill. But persistence alone is only half the battle. It needs to be productive persistence. Keep reading to learn how you can use the CodeSpace debugger to empower students solve their own problems.

Coding offers gifted students more than an academic challenge. It can help build executive functioning skills too.

The fourth and final installment of a series on API design with neopixels.

Wrapping up with the amazing neo_sweep() function!