Teach the foundations of programming using this small compact robot without the use of additional software. Simply use the directional buttons in the sequence you need the robot to travel and cover concepts key to future programming and robotic challenges. Additional accessories and instructional materials are available.
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Designed at Carnegie Mellon University, the Finch is a robot that inspires and delights students learning computer science by providing them a tangible representation of their code. The Finch responds to light, temperature, and obstacles, among many other capabilities. It also has support for a range of programming languages and environments, with coding options for students from ages 5 to 105!
The Finch is designed to allow students to write richly interactive programs. On-board features include:
The Finch is manufactured under license from Carnegie Mellon University.
Dash is a real robot, charged and ready to play out of the box. Responding to voice, navigating objects, dancing, and singing, Dash is the robot you always dreamed of having. Use Wonder, Blockly, and other apps to create new behaviors for Dash — doing more with robotics than ever possible. No books or camps needed!
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Cue (ages 11+) – a witty, entertaining robot with four hero avatars & enhanced AI that takes personality, interactive communication, and programming to a new level. Cue comes in two colors - Onyx and Quartz. Both robots are packed with technology.
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Inspire students with the basics of computer science and robotics. Built with Microsoft's MakeCode platform, editing and translating between block and text code is simple.
Children as young as age 4 can start learning foundational STEM concepts by programming Wonder Workshop’s Dash robot using a Puzzlets accessory from Digital Dream Labs. Puzzlets are icon-based, physical tiles that children can manipulate with their hands. Digital Dream Labs created this custom version of Puzzlets to make Dash move, light up, and make sounds. The Play Tray connects wirelessly to Dash, allowing kids to go screen-free while programming their robot friend. No mobile device needed!
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Sketch Kit is a new accessory for Dash & Cue robots that enables kids to visualize the results from their code on a large canvas. Sketch Kit helps kids express their creativity and exercise their critical thinking and spatial reasoning skills as they draw geometric shapes, patterns, words, and more.
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Please note: We recommend using Sketch Kit with the Whiteboard mat, which is not included in this kit.
This flexible and compact robot has a very easy to use programming environment and can be tied integrated into a wide variety of STEAM centered curriculum. Coding can also be created using a the Ozobot Color Code Markers. Additional kits options available.
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These spherical robots have the flexibility to be applied into many content areas. Through the available apps users are able to program these tiny robots to complete a variety of commands.
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Thymio II is an awesome little robot with over 20 sensors, 40 lights, 2 motors, and LEGO integration. Kids love Thymio because it is personable and inspires thought and creativity, and grownups love it for just the same reasons. Scroll below for more information.
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