There are many toys on the market today that promise to teach kids programming skills, and a good percentage require the use of a connected tablet or smartphone. At a time when parents are already ...

Recorded on February 14, 2017. The Ozobot follows lines drawn on white paper. Colors drawn in sequence tell the Ozobot what to do. Students can eventually write programs for their Ozobot. Kids can ...

Ozobot's Bit impressed us a few years ago with its simple take on programming education: kids just need to draw lines on a piece of paper or mobile device to program the tiny robot. As they get more ...

There are plenty of robot gadgets, like the Sphero 2B, creating new ways to play. However, I came across a product recently that takes the physical-electronic play space in a fresh direction: Ozobot.

One Ozobot of white or black with a capital of $ 45 (about 4500 yen), one Ozobot of special design can be gotten at 143 dollars (about 14,400 yen), and shipping to Japan costs $ 20 (about 2000 Yen) is ...

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 ...

REDONDO BEACH, CA / ACCESSWIRE / September 13, 2016 / Evollve Inc., maker of the award-winning Ozobot Bit, announces today the release of Evo, a game-changing robot that encourages creative thinking ...

LAS VEGAS—The Ozobot, a new intelligent game piece for the iPad, is really, really good at following directions: He never wanders off, turns around when you tell him to, and can change pace quickly.

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, ...

REDONDO BEACH, CA--(Marketwired - November 20, 2014) - Observe kids afterschool and they'll probably be "playing" with an assortment of digital devices from tablets and smart phones to wireless ...