Parents are looking for fun, educational ways for their children to play more than ever, which is something the Fuze Play 'Zubi Flyer' toy kits put front and center. Created by Kristy Sevy and Kyle Muir, the Fuze Play 'Zubi Flyer' works by having kids build the item themselves using the included components. It's then time for coding as kids hack the device to be suitable for a variety of games and uses.
The Fuze Play 'Zubi Flyer' toy kits are currently being funded on Kickstarter where early bird specials enable parents to get a kit for their kids for $79. As parents look to have their children ready for education and the tech-focused future, the Fuze Play 'Zubi Flyer' is a fun, interactive way to do so.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Educational Toy Kits
- There is an opportunity to create more educational toy kits that encourage children to learn while having fun building, coding and playing with them, similar to the Fuze Play 'Zubi Flyer'.
- Hackable Toys
- The trend of hackable toy kits could expand to allow children to explore and unleash their creativity to make different modifications and customization, similar to the Fuze Play 'Zubi Flyer'.
- DIY Coding for Kids
- There is an opportunity to create more DIY coding projects for kids that are both entertaining and educational, similar to the Fuze Play 'Zubi Flyer'.
Sectors Adopting This
- Toy Industry
- The toy industry could explore new markets by creating more interactive and educational toys that are user-friendly and easy to build like the Fuze Play 'Zubi Flyer'.
- Education Industry
- The education industry could incorporate more hands-on learning projects, like the Fuze Play 'Zubi Flyer', that teach different concepts like coding, engineering and physics.
- Technology Industry
- The technology industry could develop more versatile and affordable components to be used in educational or entertainment devices, like those used in the Fuze Play 'Zubi Flyer' toy kits.
