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February 2018 Tech Trends Product Reviews

Alice Bonasio
14 min readMar 2, 2018

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Blast away the February blues, keep your data safe and all your devices charged with Tech Trends’ latest product reviews!

Dot Creativity Kit

Essentially the younger sibling of the Cue robot ‘Dot’ — part of Wonder workshops Creativity kit — is a chatty little robot equipped with a wide range of accessories to encourage children to both play and learn via a picture based language the basic mechanics of robotics and programming.

Less mobile and obviously aimed at a younger audience than its counterpart (6+) Dot nevertheless comes with three core downloadable mobile apps that give access to projects that range from crafting and active play to storytelling and construction.

Blocky — Playing with Dot’s lights, sensors, accelerometer, and sounds, Blockly introduces advanced concepts of coding through playful projects and puzzles. Turn Dot into a ticking time-bot, or use Dot as a robot remote control for sending Dash on adventures.

Go — Go is the first step to getting to know all that Dot can do. Give Dot a new name, change the colour of the lights, blink a robot eye, and more! It’s your mission to…

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Alice Bonasio
Alice Bonasio

Written by Alice Bonasio

Technology writer for FastCo, Quartz, The Next Web, Ars Technica, Wired + more. Consultant specializing in VR #MixedReality and Strategic Communications

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