A toy for toddlers doubles as code bootcamp | New York Times
curated by
Alex Kirkpatrick |
April 6, 2017
It took a tentative step forward, turned to the left, took another step and then came to rest under a tree — at least, a drawing of one. Cubetto does not actually walk, but the smiling wooden robot does wheel around under its own power, along a course charted by the human behind the machine.
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