Educational Insights Artie 3000 The Coding Robot programmable logic toy 7-12 years

The Artie 3000 robot from Educational Insights is a fun new friend designed specifically to complement school activities and spark children's interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. When children program Artie to perform specific tasks, they develop their left brain hemisphere through basic notions of programming, geometry, and mathematics, and by creating patterns and drawings, they develop their right brain hemisphere, stimulating creativity, imagination, and expression.

Artie has 4 operating modes: draws pre-programmed shapes, games (Tic-Tac-Toe, maze, Hangman, and connect-the-dots), draws coloring pictures, and can be programmed to draw different shapes through coding. Children can choose one of the 4 modes from the application menu and watch how Artie executes the sent task, thus developing their cognitive and logic skills.

Operating the robot is easy and intuitive. Children can connect to the robot's interface and program various codes in the command area, allowing them to control it precisely. Artie can move forward, backward, left, right, and can pick up or put down markers to draw. The application for using the Artie robot is compatible with a phone, PC, or tablet and connects via Wi-Fi; the robot has its own built-in Wi-Fi system, so it does not require an internet connection. More information can be found at CodeWithArtie.com.

The set includes instruction cards, 3 project cards, an integrated interface to program the robot, 4 markers, and an activity guide in English. The robot has an on/off button and runs on 4 AA batteries not included in the set. Caution! Do not leave packaging within reach of children and remove any packaging before giving the product to the child. Keep the product away from fire, high temperatures, and humidity.

Features:

• develops the left brain hemisphere - basic notions of programming, geometry, and mathematics, when children program Artie to perform specific tasks
• develops the right brain hemisphere - creativity, imagination, and expression, when children develop different patterns and draw
• Artie has 4 operating modes: draws pre-programmed shapes, games (Tic-Tac-Toe, maze, Hangman, and connect-the-dots), draws coloring pictures, and you can program it to draw different shapes (coding)

How it works:

• children can program the robot to perform different tasks and thus will develop cognitive and logic skills
• also, Artie develops the right brain hemisphere, stimulating creativity, imagination, and expression through drawings.
• the Artie 3000 robot has 4 operating modes: draws pre-programmed shapes, games (Tic-Tac-Toe, maze, Hangman, and connect-the-dots), draws coloring pictures, and can be programmed to draw different shapes, thus offering children the opportunity to develop their programming skills
• operating the robot is easy and intuitive
• children can choose one of the 4 operating modes from the application menu and watch how Artie executes the transmitted task
• they can also connect to the robot's interface and program various codes in the command area, allowing them to control it precisely
• Artie can move forward, backward, left, right, and can pick up or put down markers to draw
• discover more information at CodeWithArtie.com

Technical specifications:

• has an on/off button
• the application for using the Artie robot is compatible with a phone, PC, or tablet
• connects via the Wi-Fi on the phone, tablet, or PC, does not require an internet connection
• the robot has its own built-in Wi-Fi system
• Artie runs on 4 AA batteries not included in the set
• Artie robot size: 15.5 x 14 cm
• box size (L x w x h): 20.3 x 20.6 x 20.1 cm

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is the Artie 3000 robot recommended for? It is recommended for children aged 7 to 12.

Does it need an internet connection? No, the robot has its own built-in Wi-Fi system and connects to a phone, tablet, or PC without requiring an internet connection.

What does the set contain? The set includes instruction cards, 3 project cards, an integrated interface for programming, 4 markers, and an activity guide in English.

What batteries does it use? Artie runs on 4 AA batteries, which are not included in the set.