Artie 3000 Learning Resources EI-1125

Artie 3000 Learning Resources EI-1125

Artie 3000 EI-1125 coding learning robot.

Give your child a toy that will not only bring him a lot of fun, but also allow him to learn something new and develop his creativity. The Artie 3000 robot makes it easy to learn coding – by programming it through an easy-to-use website, little users can make it draw different shapes. This is a real field for imagination – it will be interesting to see what idea your child will come up with! You don’t need the Internet to control the device – all you need is a computer or tablet. The set includes a robot and 4 colored markers. It is worth noting that the product interface is in English. This can be a great opportunity to repeat the language – both for children and parents! The toy is designed for users aged 7 years and older.

Learning through play

The Artie 3000 robot is a great help in learning the basics of coding, geometry, math and analytical thinking. All you have to do is connect it to a computer, laptop or tablet via Wi-Fi, then go to a dedicated website with a user-friendly programming interface. By moving the available blocks, the child can make the robot move forward, backward, left or right, and raise or lower the marker. This will make Artie 3000 draw different shapes and letters! You can also test the created code with the simulator at any time to avoid possible mistakes. What’s more, there are 4 fun modes – default shapes, games, coloring and free coding.

Simple and advanced modes of use

Artie 3000 can be programmed in several ways. Younger children can create sequences of the robot’s movements using the available blocks – just drag and place them in the right order. However, the manufacturer has also prepared something for more advanced users. Artie 3000 works with additional coding applications, such as Point & Click, Blockly, Snap!, Python or JavaScript, for example. This makes it easy and fun for your child to learn the basics of programming!

Included

• Robot
• 4 color markers