The new set has been designed as a tool for STEM education, and will introduce kids to robotics and engineering.

LEGO drops new WeDo 2.0 kit for school kids at CES 2016

Robert Hutchins 5th January 2016 Licensing 413 Views

LEGO Education is set to unveil a new version of its WeDo robotics kit for school kids at CES 2016 today.

Designed as a tool for teaching STEM, WeDo 2.0 will introduce students to robotics, engineering and programming.

The set will feature LEGO bricks, a Bluetooth low energy-based hub that pairs up with a motor, and motion and tilt sensors.

WeDo also boasts a drag-and-drop interface for writing applications that connect to the hub and sensors.

WeDo 2.0 is available now, and the software will run on iPads, Macs, PCs, and Android devices.

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