Packed with new technology and features, Bit+ takes the best of the tried and true Bit robot and adds more functionality and utility, including increased connectivity and battery life, Arduino® ...

NEWPORT BEACH, CA, USA – Ozobot, a global leader in programmable robotics and STEAM-based learning solutions that empower the next generation of creators from K-12 to higher education and beyond, ...

You can get an autonomous vacuum to clean your floor or a mechanical nanny to tell stories to your kids, so why not a robot that helps you socialize with friends? Due out in November for $100, the ...

You might say that Ozobots are educational superheroes — the tiny, adorable motorized robots help teach kids how to code with an intuitive line-based programming language. But starting Thursday, they ...

Next-generation programmable cobot powered by Android offers an interactive touchscreen and customizable app platform designed to transform STEAM education with a focus on AI NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., ...

Ozobot, a golf ball-sized toy robot that helps kids learn to code, will be available in the form of Guardians of the Galaxy and Spider-Man characters as of this summer. Evollve, Inc., which makes the ...

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHOOA7dpaJw&w=560&h=315] One of the bigger evolutions in education has been the push to get kids to become more computer ...

All right, we've officially figured this one out. It's definitely the sort of thing it helps to see in-person, which is why we weren't able to really do it much service the first time out. So here's ...

Teaching kids how to code isn’t exactly hard but designing a curriculum that will keep them engaged is another story. But that is the educational feat that Ozobot, the company behind the cute little ...

At a long drawing table in the Rolling Robots playroom a line of 4 and 5-year-olds in a “Bots for Tots” class are learning beginner coding concepts with a little help from a roving robot named Ozobot.

LOS ANGELES - How to get kids interested in computer coding? How about having a robot teach them, through gaming? That's the idea behind the little $49 and $99 robot named Ozobot,. Nader Hamda, the ...