— iRobot (@iRobot) April 3, 2021 iRobot’s easy-to-use and customizable coding robot, the Root rt0, has made its way to the Canadian market just in time for National Robotics Week, which started on ...

iRobot’s Root will compete with Sphero’s Bolt, a programmable app-enabled plastic ball that teaches coding, and DJI’s newly announced Robomaster S1, a four-wheeled robot that teaches kids ...

The iRobot Coding App, which is available on computers and phones, lets you program the bot in a variety of ways, from graphical blocks to full-text coding.

The iRobot Coding App is uniquely designed to help kids learn coding at home and in school, with a virtual Root coding robot available for free within the app. iRobot updated the virtual Root SimBot ...

Programming Root programming is done with software called ' iRobot Coding '. iRobot Coding can be used as an iOS app, Android app, Google Chrome and a web app that runs on Microsoft Edge.

iRobot’s Root RT0 and RT1 are regularly $129.99 and $199.99, respectively, but for National Robotics Week, iRobot is offering the RT1 with a $30 discount that drops its price to just $169.99.

I AM ROOT: iRobot, the Bedford, Mass-based maker of Roomba and other household robotic devices, has purchased Root Robotics, a Cambridge, Mass.-based maker of robots, apps and curricula that teach ...

Moreover, Root’s compatibility with various coding languages and platforms ensures that it can be integrated into existing curricula without requiring significant changes.

iRobot is best known for its robots used in the home, and now it’s looking to enter the classroom with a new acquisition. The company has announced that it has acquired Root Robotics, which ...

iRobot Corporation IRBT recently closed the buyout of Root Robotics in an effort to strengthen its educational robot product offerings. The financial details of the acquisition were kept under wraps.