LEGO is a toy that invites imagination, allowing kids to build their own space ships and airplanes and fly them in imaginary playscapes, but the new Flybrix drone lets kids fly a LEGO toy in real life. The programmable toy is built almost entirely from LEGO bricks, making it durable and easy to replace for kids who push it to its limits.
Ordering the Flybrix drone, kids will receive a set of LEGO as well as the scant extra pieces necessary to make it fly -- like a small motor, propellers, a flight control circuit, and peripherals like batteries and USB cables -- as well as a quick start guide. Kids can then use these materials to build progressively more complex drones, adding LEGO or incorporating their own parts as they see fit.
Programmable LEGO Drones
The Flybrix Drone is a Kid-Friendly Toy Built Out of Standard LEGO Bricks
Trend Themes
1. Programmable LEGO Drones - The integration of programmable technology into LEGO can result in the creation of new, innovative toys for kids that merge physical play with technology.
2. Lego-based Educational Drones - The incorporation of educational features into LEGO drones can create engaging and interactive learning experiences for students of different age groups.
3. Consumer Robotics for Kids - The rise of consumer robotics for kids can create new market opportunities for toy manufacturers and technology companies alike.
Industry Implications
1. Toy Industry - The toy industry can leverage the growing interest in programmable LEGO drones to create new product lines and tap into new consumer markets.
2. Education Industry - The integration of educational features into LEGO drones can create new opportunities for educators and schools to enhance their instructional offerings.
3. Technology Industry - The use of LEGO bricks in consumer robotics can create potential market opportunities for technology companies to pioneer new product lines and pursue more innovative robotic technologies.