no you won't get it by default.You need few pins exposed on the bottom of the device .try mounting on you own.hope this is helpful to you.

Thank you for your information, this is very helpful to me.

@danielm Hi, Great points! There will be 2 functions: Two pins will be for power and 4 pins (universal inputs/outputs with digital/analogue capabilities) so that you can connect different types of sensors and actuators. Indeed we will ensure no shorting can take place. The PyGo will in any event have such a circuitry protection built in. Best wishes Fred

@bettina said in Can I use the PyGo on the Moon?: We’re also thinking of making some of the pins available on the PyGo device itself (whilst still retaining its IP67 properties)… I am glad to hear this. By implementing these pins the PyGo will become very interesting platform for wearable products for which using Enterprise cradle would be impractical. Please make sure that: it will be possible to power external circuitry from PyGo (and vice-versa?) it will be possible to init UART, I2C or SPI bus on available pins it will be possible to use of-the-shelf mating connector on the host device In my opinion it is also important that to find a way how to fix PyGo onto the host device without any structures required on the housing of the host device which would be too difficult to manufacture (mold, CNC-machine, 3D-print). Maybe magnets?