Physical Computing with Scratch and Vernier Go Direct Force & Acceleration
The Vernier Go Direct Force and Acceleration sensor is a powerful scientific tool that unlocks new ways to connect the physical world to your Scratch projects. Measure force as you push and pull, and interact by shaking, spinning, free falling and more. Then, build creative projects that combine the magic of the digital expression with data from the physical world.
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