Robotic Toys: Robot Pets, STEM Kits, Smart Robots

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[Blank] toys can move and talk.

robotic

Some robotic toys can be controlled by a ______.

remote

[Blank] pets can mimic real animals.

robot

LEGO ______ is an example of a STEM kit.

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Aibo is Sony’s robotic ______.

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[Blank] robots respond to voice commands.

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Companion robots help reduce ______.

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[Blank] robots help kids learn science and math.

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Robotics toys encourage ______ thinking and exploration.

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Robotics toys strengthen ______-solving skills.

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Robotic Toys

Toys that can move, talk, or perform simple tasks using technology like sensors and motors.

Robot Pets

Toys that mimic real animals, perform tricks, and react to commands, providing companionship.

Building Robots (STEM Kits)

Kits with pieces to build and program robots, encouraging creativity and engineering skills.

Voice-Activated Robots

Robots that respond to voice commands and can interact in various ways, making the experience interactive and educational.

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Companion Robots

Robots providing emotional support, entertainment, and social interaction, reducing loneliness.

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Educational Robots

Robots designed to help children learn STEM concepts in a fun and interactive way.

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Encourages Creativity

Allowing kids to design, modify, and create robots with various parts, encouraging creative thinking and exploration.

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Interactive Learning

They are not only educational but also fun! Kids get to interact with their robots in a way that traditional learning tools can't provide.

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Enhanced Problem Solving

When robots don't work as expected, children learn to troubleshoot and figure out what might be wrong.

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Cost

Many advanced robotic toys can be costly, especially those with complex features like sensors, motors, or programming capabilities.

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Study Notes

  • Robotic toys move, talk, or do simple tasks using sensors, motors, and remote controls.
  • Robotic toys are interactive, fun, and help children learn and play in exciting ways.
  • Robotic toys look or act like robots
  • Robotic toys can be controlled with remotes, buttons, or voice commands and can move, make sounds, and light up.

Robot Pets

  • Robot pets mimic real animals and perform tricks, react to commands, or show emotions.
  • Aibo (Sony's robotic dog) and Tekno Newborn are examples of robot pets.
  • Robot pets provide companionship and teach kids responsibility.

Building Robots (STEM Kits)

  • LEGO Boost and LittleBits are examples of STEM kits
  • STEM kits enable children to build different robots and program them to move or perform tasks.
  • STEM kits encourage creativity and engineering skills.
  • Building and coding helps kids understand the fundamentals of robotics and engineering while playing.

Smart Robots/Voice-Activated Robots

  • Cozmo and Vector are examples of smart or voice-activated robots.
  • These robots respond to voice commands and can interact in different ways like playing games or making jokes based on voice input.
  • Smart robots allow children to interact using their voice, making the experience more interactive and educational.

Companion Robots

  • Companion robots provide emotional support, entertainment, and social interaction.
  • Companion robots reduce loneliness, encourage learning, and offer interactive experiences and make life more enjoyable and connected They act as playmates for children or comforting companions for the elderly.

Educational Robots

  • Educational robots help children and students learn STEM concepts in a fun and interactive way.
  • Educational robots can be used in schools, at home, or in workshops to teach kids about robotics, coding, problem-solving, and creative thinking.
  • UBTECH JIMU is a series of interactive, educational robots.
  • UBTECH JIMU is designed for children to learn robotics, coding, and engineering concepts.
  • Toyshine Bot is a line of robot toys for younger children, offering interactive experiences that introduce basic robotics and programming concepts.

Benefits of Robotics Toys

  • Many robotics toys allow kids to design, modify, and create robots with various parts and functions, encouraging creative thinking and exploration.
  • Provides interactive learning and an educational experience.
  • Kids get to interact with their robots with interactive learning.
  • Children learn to troubleshoot and figure out what might be wrong which strengthens their problem-solving skills.

Challenges of Robotics Toys

  • Advanced robotic toys can be expensive, especially those with complex features like sensors, motors, or programming capabilities
  • For parents or schools with limited budgets, the price might be a barrier.
  • In some cases, robotic toys might require additional parts or accessories, which can add to the overall cost.
  • Some robotic toys, especially those designed to teach coding or engineering, might be too complex for younger children, they may struggle to use the robot and find programming too challenging.
  • Younger children may require assistance from adults to set up, assemble, or program the robot, reducing the independence of play and learning

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