This disc shaped, programmable robot is simple enough for four-year-olds, but challenging enough for teens.

Some robots make people feel like climbing the wall, and other robots climb the walls themselves. Root a new code-teaching robot is the latest in a long line of teaching bots designed to inspire ...

Root is a robot that smooths out that curve, allowing anyone who’s new to coding to make sense of the often-unintuitive nature of programming languages. Designed by the Wyss Institute at Harvard ...

Root is controlled via an app that supports coders of different ages and backgrounds. The first level is graphical programming for beginners of any age, even kids who can't read yet.

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.

Root is a code-teaching robot built by a team at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard.

The iRobot Coding App, which is available on computers and phones, lets you program the bot in a variety of ways, from graphical blocks to full-text coding.

Toy robots that teach kids how to code are, honestly, nothing new. But, on the CES 2018 show floor, we’ve met one coding toy robot to beat them all: the Root by Root Robotics and Coding & Play.

— iRobot (@iRobot) April 3, 2021 iRobot’s easy-to-use and customizable coding robot, the Root rt0, has made its way to the Canadian market just in time for National Robotics Week, which started on ...

iRobot has acquired Root Robotics, a startup that makes educational robots designed to teach kids programming basics in a fun way.

However, Root's programming app, which runs on iOS (with an Android version coming later), is the real star of the show.

LAS VEGAS — There are scores of robots designed to teach kids coding skills, but most are either targeted toward young children with limited programming experience, or older kids whose skills ...