Backyard Brains

Explore Backyard Brains educational electronics for learning how biological signals interact with computers and machines. Compare the Spiker:bit micro:bit expansion board, muscle-controlled Claw, and SpikerBox recording kits.

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Spiker:bit supports coding and robotics projects and requires a separate BBC micro:bit. The Claw provides standalone muscle-controlled gripping. Human and Neuron SpikerBox models serve different recording experiments; check each listing for supported subjects and included equipment.

These are educational tools, not devices for diagnosis, treatment or medical monitoring. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and supervision requirements.

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