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What is an Ozobot?

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 ∙ 9y ago
Updated: 4/27/2024

Ozobot is a programmable robotic "toy". It can be used by hobbyists, tinkers, schools (it fits into the STEM curriculum), as part of a Science Fair project, etc.

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Who invented ozobots?

Ozobots were created by a company called Ozobot, which was co-founded by Anton G. G. B. and V. C. B. in 2013. The invention aimed to merge coding and robotics with education, creating small programmable robots that can follow lines and respond to color codes. These robots are designed to help teach programming concepts in a fun and engaging way.

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