Joystick red by Joy-D.

The Joystick is very similar to the 'analog' joystick on PS2 controllers (PlayStation 2). The X and Y axes are two 10k potentiometers that control 2D movement, generating analog signals. The joystick also has a button that can be used for special applications, so the entire unit can emit X-Y movement signals in both directions and in the Z direction.

This unit communicates with the MSCore via the GROVE A interface. The I2C address is 0x52, Reading the data transferred from the Joystick, you can obtain the movement information from the Joystick.

This Mini Remote Control IR emits a 38kHz Modulated IR Signal that can be used to Control a Robot or other Electronic Project Across the Room. It has 21 Buttons, including Directional and Numeric Input Buttons.

The Console Module with Buttons for Micro: Bit is an expansion gamepad based on micro: bit. You just need to connect the micro: bit, and it will turn into a wireless remote control or a wireless gaming console.

The upgraded Input Shield for Arduino includes a two-axis mini-joystick (with moment switch) as well as four colored buttons (red, yellow, blue, green). The reserved interface of the APC220 Radio Data Module (SKU: TEL0005) and the Xbee interface are designed to make it easy to perform the wireless remote control button controller. The shield can easily be stacked on top of your Arduino boards. It can also connect with OLED2864 and OLED9664.