The 'Lebot' Waterproof Coding Robot Has an Interactive Design
Michael Hemsworth — September 19, 2019 — Life-Stages
References: kickstarter & gadgetify
The 'Lebot' waterproof coding robot is a multifunctional toy for children that offers them an aquatic solution that can help them to learn the basics of coding in a fun manner. Boasting a water-friendly design, the robot can function as a boat or a submarine to let kids perform a multitude of coding protocols via a tablet or smartphone. The unit boasts a floating WiFi antenna along with magnetic connectors and an entirely waterproof design that will enable users to confidently use the system for extended periods without worry of it becoming waterlogged.
The 'Lebot' waterproof coding robot uses a visual programming interface to enable users to seamlessly send commands and create processes, which will suit children of all experience levels.
The 'Lebot' waterproof coding robot uses a visual programming interface to enable users to seamlessly send commands and create processes, which will suit children of all experience levels.
Trend Themes
1. Aquatic Coding Education - There is opportunity to disrupt the traditional coding education market by creating child-friendly coding robots with a waterproof design.
2. Multifunctional Coding Toys - There is opportunity to disrupt the traditional toy market by creating coding toys that serve multiple functions (e.g. boat, submarine) to provide a more interactive experience for children.
3. Waterproof Technology for Children - There is opportunity to disrupt the technology market by creating more waterproof products specifically designed for children, such as coding robots like the 'Lebot'.
Industry Implications
1. Education - The 'Lebot' waterproof coding robot presents an opportunity for education companies to create new aquatic coding programs for children.
2. Toy - Toy companies can disrupt the market by incorporating coding education into aquatic toys, like the 'Lebot' waterproof coding robot.
3. Technology - There is a range of industries, from wearables to home electronics, that can benefit from creating more waterproof products designed for children like the 'Lebot' waterproof coding robot.
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