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Robotic toy company Sphero announces its newest product, Bolt, a robotic ball with coding capabilities through the Sphero EDU app.[Product Review: Kubo]Features Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
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The Root Robotics flagship robot looks a little bit like a miniature hexagonal Roomba — but instead of cleaning up messes, it shows kids how to code. Users can program it to draw, move, and sing through a mobile app. It’s demoing at the Consumer Electronics Show, and 50,000 Root robots will soon be teaching kids Python, JavaScript, and Swift in South Korea via a partnership with after-school coding academy Coding & Play. Starting in June, it will also be available to purchase for $200.
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Once considered the skill of the future, coding is now a necessity for most emerging career fields. If learning to code is like learning a foreign language, then it follows that it might be easier to learn when you're young. And now there's a robot for that.
Carlos Fosca's curator insight,
February 19, 2017 9:41 AM
Como la tecnología, cuando es desarrollada sobre bases pedagógicas centradas en la persona que aprende, puede producir enormes resultados en los niños, incluso en temáticas aparentemente tan áridas, como lo podría ser la programación. |
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If you need a little cuteness with a lot of programming power in your child's toy box, check out Botley the Coding Robot.
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There’s something so special about wooden toys. Kids probably don’t care but parents can appreciate well crafted and designed toys made from wood. Crazy about robots, I was delighted to have the opportunity to play with a loaner Cubetto with my almost 4 year old daughter.
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