There's a new robotics kit for kids that challenges kids to make the most of screen time by having them engage with technology in a productive way.
Following the success of the 'IronBot Mate,' the IronBot Chap is now crowdfunding on Indiegogo, introducing a STEM education set for kids ages eight and up. The easy-to-assemble and programmable components of the kit help kids use Xlink graphic programming on a phone to program and control a robot.
There are three color-coded bases available for the IronBot Chap, plus an extended kit that makes it possible for kids to assemble more advanced forms. With a bit of programming, kids have the ability to build bots that can combat one another or even engage in various sports.
What's Driving This Trend
- DIY Robotics Kits
- The trend of DIY robotics kits allows kids to engage with technology in a productive way.
- STEM Education
- The trend of STEM education sets for kids introduces them to programming and robotics at a young age.
- Programmable Components
- The trend of programmable components in robot kits encourages kids to learn coding and control their creations.
Who This Affects Most
- Education
- The education industry can leverage DIY robotics kits and STEM education sets to enhance learning experiences for children.
- Toy
- The toy industry can capitalize on programmable robot kits to provide interactive and educational play experiences for kids.
- Technology
- The technology industry can develop more advanced robot kits that challenge kids to explore innovative programming and robotics concepts.
