You can also 3D print a case, you can find plans here. The only commercial case I could find that supports the Sense HAT is the Zebra Case from C4 Labs with the Official Sense HAT upgrade for Zebra Case. There was a bad batch of Sense HAT device out there, so be careful. You can use one of the other models, but you'll need to also purchase a Wi-Fi module or run the device on a wired connection. Raspberry Pi 3 - I selected this model because it has built in Wi-Fi capabilities.This project is very easy to assemble, all you need is the following 4 parts, and they all connect together: Note: If you'd like to display one of the measurements on the display instead of the arrows this app uses, take a look at this. I'd wanted to install a weather station in my yard and upload the weather data to Weather Underground the Sense HAT and a Raspberry Pi seemed like a great way to do this.
I read different articles about this board, so I decided to create a project using it. Eventually, many experiments were selected and an astronaut performed them and sent back the results for analysis. The HAT was created by the folks at Astro Pi elementary school children were solicited to create experiments using the Sense HAT it that would be executed on the International Space Station. The Sense HAT board includes instruments that measure temperature, humidity and barometric pressure plus an 8x8 LED display, a joystick, and an accelerometer. This is a Raspberry Pi project that measures weather values (temperature, humidity and pressure) using the Astro Pi Sense HAT then uploads the data to a Weather Underground weather station.
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