Mirobot A programmable drawing robot for kids hacking is now a cool kid’s hobby. no longer for nerds, computer programming is stylish and social. with mirobot, young elon musks can get hands-on experience coding to create unique geometric shapes. mirobot arrives in a flat-packed, laser cut kit that is painless for children to assemble. it uses a wifi connection and be programmed using a number of free applications through a web browser. the software is aimed to accommodate different age ranges with varied education levels. the mirobot is a modern revamp of ‘logo’, a timeless educational programming language designed in 1967 by daniel g. borrow, wally feurzeig, seymour papert and cynthia solomon. it lets kids write commands that instruct the ‘turtle’ to produce line graphics on the screen. mirobot brings it from the screen to paper, with advanced connectivity, batteries and ‘arduino’, an open source electronics platform based on easy-to-use hardware.
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