Robot toys: pioneering technology for children

Robots not only fascinate with their versatility and functionality, but also offer an exciting interface for children. This is why robots are in demand as educational toys for children. The youngest generation can playfully immerse themselves in the world of technology and programming.

Robot toys: pioneering technology for children

Robots not only fascinate with their versatility and functionality, but also offer an exciting interface for children. This is why robots are in demand as educational toys for children. The youngest generation can playfully immerse themselves in the world of technology ... mehr dazu


Jazwares Toys: Bringing Imagination to Life with Innovative Playthings

What are the trends at the Spielwarenmesse 2016 in Nuremberg? Messe.TV presenter Klas Bömecke visits the Jazwares stand - because the exhibitor has a large product range and is also presenting a lot of new toys at this year's toy fair. Klas Bömecke can't avoid one topic... mehr dazu


Tinkerbots: Build, Play, and Learn with Robotic Construction Kits

We are already familiar with the topic of robotics from other trade fairs - such as AUTOMATICA in Munich - but the fact that we can now also find it at the Spielwarenmesse 2016 comes as a surprise, and only at first. After a quick check, Messe.TV presenter Klas Bömecke ... mehr dazu


Silverlit: Learning to program toy robots

Learning to program as a child - the robots from Silverlit are designed to make this possible. Stephen Chi from Silverlit shows us how it works. You can program up to 50 instructions for the MacroBot and the HeroBie becomes an alarm clock or fitness trainer. Watch our v... mehr dazu


Wonder Workshop: Dash educational robot

Learning to program through play? This is a big topic at the Spielwarenmesse 2017 - and Wonder Workshop is no exception. The design of the Dash educational robot is certainly impressive. Dash is at home in Silicon Valley and former Google and Apple employees were involv... mehr dazu


LEGO Boost: Enhancing Play Through Robotics at Spielwarenmesse 2017

Programmable toys are a clear trend this year. This is also a theme at LEGO and LEGO BOOST is a real hit. The set can be used to build figures such as Vernie the robot, a cat or a guitar. Once the building blocks have been assembled, they can be programmed and controlle... mehr dazu


Fischertechnik Robotics TXT Controller: IoT for Young Engineers

Using Robotics TXT Controller to teach children about IoT through play. We visited Fischertechnik at the Spielwarenmesse 2018. mehr dazu


Cue Robot from Wonder Workshop: The Intelligent Learning Companion

The robot Cue introduces children to the topic of programming and offers a great interface from simple drag & drop operation to a real Java source code. Wonder Workshop thus introduces the "big brother" of the Dash robot, which also relies on emotional artificial intell... mehr dazu


Robo Chameleon by Silverlit: A Fun and Interactive Toy Robot

Go on a button insect hunt with the Robo Chameleon. The electric pet from Silverlit is great fun and makes no mess. mehr dazu


My friend the robot - learning programming through play

By interacting with robots designed specifically for learning and educational purposes, children can learn the basics of programming and technical understanding in a fun and interactive way. These special robots are not just toys, but are equally educational tools that help children develop logical thinking, problem-solving skills and creativity. Many of these educational robots are equipped with user-friendly programming languages and simple development environments designed specifically for children. Often built on drag-and-drop elements that allow children to put together blocks of commands. In this way, the robot is told what to do. This intuitive way of learning reduces the complexity of coding to a playful element, making it accessible and fun.

Awakening enthusiasm for technology and programming at an early age

The importance of acquiring programming skills at an early age cannot be overestimated. We live in an increasingly technology-oriented world. Giving children the opportunity to understand the basics of coding at a young age will both prepare them for the digital demands of the future and spark their curiosity for scientific and technical fields. Overall, educational robots offer an exceptional resource for parents and teachers to prepare children for a future where technology and coding skills will become increasingly important. By combining play and learning, they open up a world of possibilities, encouraging curiosity and a passion for lifelong learning in a field that is both challenging and endlessly fulfilling.