Dash and Dot are interactive, programmable robots designed to teach children the fundamentals of coding and robotics in a fun and engaging way. Dash is a mobile robot that can move, dance, and respond to voice commands, while Dot is a stationary robot that serves as a companion and controller for Dash. Together, they provide a hands-on learning experience that encourages creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills.

Equipped with sensors, lights, and sounds, Dash and Dot offer a wide range of interactive activities. Dash can navigate through obstacle courses, follow a path, and even play games, making learning to code an exciting adventure. Dot, on the other hand, can be programmed to act as a controller for Dash, adding another layer of interactivity. The robots are compatible with various coding platforms, including Blockly and Wonder, allowing students to progress from simple drag-and-drop coding to more complex programming languages.

In schools, Dash and Dot are typically used in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) curricula to introduce students to coding and robotics. Teachers can integrate these robots into their lesson plans to create interactive and collaborative learning experiences. The robots are suitable for a wide range of age groups, from elementary to middle school, and can be used in both individual and group activities. By incorporating Dash and Dot into the classroom, educators can foster a hands-on learning environment that promotes engagement and enthusiasm for technology.