Smart toys are in. Coding robot Botley was one of the stars of the 2018 London Toy Fair. The droid-like creation of Binary Bots aims to get kids excited about STEM topics.

Botley is a cute robot that teaches the basics of coding to children as young as 5 years old. Yet, it also grows with your child offering advanced if/then coding logic as they sharpen their skills.

Learning Resources Botley the Coding Robot Activity Set The Learning Resources Botley the Coding Robot Activity Set ($46, originally $80) teaches kids to code through screen-free play.

Others offer screen-free opportunities, such as Botley the Coding Robot, which relies on a remote programmer. Others incorporate additional technologies.

In 2018, Botley helped define a new category of screen-free coding toys. Last night's TOTY tops a list of more than 13 accolades and awards for the screen-free coding robot including "Best of CES ...

Botley the big-eyed robot promises a screen-free learning experience for your child. Instead of requiring an iPad or smartphone, little ones can use the console-esque input device (perfectly sized for ...

Botley the Coding Robot is an adorable toy from Learning Resources. The toy is perfect for children wanting to learn how to code, and it can be transformed into a train, car, ghost, and more.

A robot named Root has been developed to expose kids of all ages to coding in a way that brings the often daunting world of computer science to life.Root looks like a smoke detector but is ...

A robot which can be programmed to walk and talk has been developed by a US start-up. It hopes the Play-i robot will encourage pre-schoolers to try coding, at a time when youngsters may be avid ...