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Smart Toys for the Young EngineerSmart Toys for the Young Engineer

These toys teach coding, robot programming, using colors to make music, and turning plain rocks into gemstones.

Rob Spiegel

June 29, 2022

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Each year we get a new batch of STEM toys that turn play into learning. These 2022 engineering toys may not be as cool as my childhood chemistry set, but they’re less dangerous and they’re smarter.

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Rob Spiegel

Rob Spiegel

Rob Spiegel has served as senior editor at Electronic News and Ecommerce Business, covering the electronics industry and Internet technology. He has served as a contributing editor at Automation World and Supply Chain Management Review. Rob has contributed to Design News for 10 years.

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