Learning how to code isn't solely something you do on a computer — check out these toys and games that will teach your kids coding skills at all ages!

mTiny robot review: Screen-free coding for kids The adorable bot is better suited for younger kids, but it's still plenty of fun.

The Kuka Robot is another example of this kind of teaching robot that supports app development. Kuka, according to Bestick “is a much more industrial kind of robot.

We loved iRobot's coding robot, the rt1, and right now, you can get a similar model, the rt0, on sale for a huge discount—find out more.

Follow the code Because of its hardcore robotics competition lineage, the S1 offers some substantial coding features, including integration with Python and its entry-level sibling, Scratch.

Find out more about SmartGurlz from this week's Shark Tank — the company behind the world's first coding robot for girls.

Root Robotics, the company behind Root, is targeting both schools and parents. That way, instructors can have their kids go straight to the code mode as part of a lesson, while children at home ...

Whether you're a beginning coder or learning more advanced programming, there's a coding robot for you.

Since the robot can show what coding can do in real time, it could spark a genuine interest in pursuing a career in the field. Wyss Institute's lead robotics researcher Zivthan Dubrovsky said: ...

Within HWS and District 36’s other four schools, this is the first step of a journey that will touch on coding and robotics at each grade level. While this exposure to robotics has been eye-opening to ...