The Ozobot follows lines drawn on white paper. Colors drawn in sequence tell the Ozobot what to do. Students can eventually write programs for their Ozobot. Kids can customize their robot with different Marvel toppers. Ozobot starter kits cost $60, an affordable option for many. Ozobot recently raised $3 million to teach kids to code.

Ozobot teaches kids coding basics

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Ozobot teaches kids coding basics

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