Seeed Microsoft IoT Grove Kit | Digi-Key Daily

Seeed and Microsoft have worked together to introduce their Microsoft IoT Grove Kit to assist with IoT projects on a Raspberry Pi.

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Seeed Microsoft IoT Grove Kit | DigiKey Daily

Seeed and Microsoft have collaborated to produce a kit that will simplify Internet of Things projects on a Raspberry Pi: the Microsoft IoT Grove Kit. Once a complicated undertaking, building IoT projects can now be faster and easier using the GrovePi+ cape included in the kit. The GrovePi+ is fully compatible with a Raspberry Pi B/B+/A+/2/3 that runs the Windows 10 IoT core for rapid maker projects. Users are now able to connect up to fifteen Grove modules to their Raspberry Pi simply through the Grove interfaces on the GrovePi+ and then start their journey of Internet of Things exploration. Tutorials are available on WindowsOnDevices.com to help users get started with their IoT projects easily and quickly.