Wonder Workshop is a brand that creates interactive learning experiences for children with the use of robots. Their robots aim to inspire kids to learn coding and robotics in a playful and engaging way.
- Wonder Workshop was founded in 2012 by Vikas Gupta, Saurabh Gupta, and Mikal Greaves.
- The first product launched by the brand was Dash, a robot designed to encourage children to learn coding and problem-solving skills.
- In 2015, Wonder Workshop was launched on Kickstarter and raised over $1.4 million in funding.
- In 2018, the brand released their second robot, Cue, which has more advanced features and can be programmed with four different coding languages.
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Dash is a robot that can be programmed using a visual coding language, and is designed to engage children aged 6-11 in STEM learning.
Cue is a robot that has more advanced features than Dash, and can be programmed using four different coding languages. It is designed to engage children aged 11+ in STEM learning.
Cue Education is a program designed to provide educators with resources and tools to teach coding and robotics using the Cue robot.
Wonder Workshop is a brand that creates interactive learning experiences for children with the use of robots. Their robots aim to inspire kids to learn coding and robotics in a playful and engaging way.
Dash is designed for children aged 6-11, while Cue is designed for children aged 11+. However, both robots can be enjoyed by children and adults of all ages.
Dash can be programmed using a visual coding language called Blockly, while Cue can be programmed using Blockly, JavaScript, Python, or Apple's Swift programming language.
Yes, Wonder Workshop robots are designed to be easy to use and require no prior coding experience. They come with a range of pre-built activities and challenges to help children get started.
Yes, Wonder Workshop offers the Cue Education program, which provides teachers with resources and tools to teach coding and robotics using the Cue robot.