Kano's Pixel Kit Teaches Kids to Code With Colors

said braka 8:36 AM
When kids get a new toy, the phrase

"some assembly required" can be a real downer (unless its Lego). But when it comes to Kano kits, building is the toy and the company just added another DIY creation to its collection.
With Pixel Kit, you and your kids can build endlessly programmable pixel art, a process that teaches any enterprising adolescent the basics of coding by places 16 million colors at their fingertips. The difficulty also scales the more you build, becoming a crucial tool code-savvy kids.
The kits comes in at $80 and joins other Kano kits designed to get your kid interested in electronics. Think of it as next-level Lego.
Source: TechCrunch