Algobrix looks to translate the principles of coding into a simple build-and-play interface Thanks to Algobrix, children now have the opportunity to learn programming before they learn how to read. Using physical bricks, he or she can simply choose and build a robot, code it to do nearly anything, press play and then watch the robot in action. The kit includes motors, lights, sounds and sensors to help make the robot come to life—and it’s
Game teaches kids how to code with LEGO bricks
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