The new Lego set is inspired by the original Mindstorms and compatible with all Lego bricks. With its bright, flat cables hanging out everywhere, it may look like some retro computer cobbled together ...

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The Education arm of the Lego Group has launched a new STEAM learning package designed to give kids of all abilities more coding confidence. The Spike Prime set includes hundreds of Lego bricks, ...

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Lego is announcing its new Spike Prime robotics kit, which is designed to introduce a younger, middle school-aged customer to robotics, engineering, and coding in a way that’s simpler and more ...

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LEGO Education today revealed SPIKE Prime, a hands-on classroom robotics and coding system for grades 6–8. SPIKE Prime is different from other robotics/coding systems in several ways. Its lessons are ...

Instead of pointing students toward more complex projects, Spike Prime is about basic knowledge and practicality. As Esben Stærk Jørgensen, the president of Lego Education, said during a press event ...

It sounds like a fusion of Transformers and Amazon for gaming and, in reality, LEGO Education's latest product may actually have elements of those. This is, after all, what happens when you take a DIY ...

There's a next-level DIY robotics LEGO set out in the world starting this week, and it's called SPIKE Prime! This is a LEGO Education set, which means it's geared toward students – but you're not the ...

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LEGO has this week unveiled a new programmable brick system called LEGO Spike Prime designed for educational establishments and to teach children of any age how to program and use the Scratch ...