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  • An instruction graphic for the Robo Rover toy, showing a stylized isometric game board with a green path, dog house, robot, and various toy pieces on a blue grid background with the text 'ROBO ROVER' and 'INSTRUCTIONS'.

    Interactive Instructions

    Set up a laptop or tablet and glide through our step-by-step instructions (includes video steps).

    Click to launch 
  • An educational coding poster titled 'CODING' with colorful cartoon illustrations, including a robot, a computer, a rabbit, and a person, set against a dark green background with binary code.

    Poster

    Download, print and stick this up on your wall!

    Download 
  • A colorful educational activity sheet titled 'Experiment: Robo Rover' with step-by-step instructions, materials list, and challenge box. The sheet features cartoon illustrations of Dr Wylie - a Scientist, a blue Rover toy, green foam pieces, and a yellow background.

    Instruction sheet

    In case you lose yours, here's an extra copy!

    Download 
  • Activity

    Download, print and enjoy!

    Download 

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Did you know this?

  • The first computer programmer in history was Ada Lovelace who wrote the world's first published algorithm in 1843, over 100 years before the first modern computer existed.
  • The word "bug" in coding comes from an actual bug: in 1947, engineer Grace Hopper found a real moth jammed in a computer relay and taped it into her logbook.

What we heart most about this!

Robo Rover proves you don't need a screen to code. Arrange the tiles, wind him up, and watch your own program run in the real world - no app, no battery, no glitch to debug except your tile order.

You should try this

  • Rebuild the track into a totally new path any time you like.
  • Swap in your own blocks or toys as obstacles for Rover to dodge around.

Challenge time

Flip your instruction sheet for the coding challenges, then grab your mission card - five engineering missions using everyday materials are waiting, each one earning a sticker. Can you complete all five?

Show us what you built!

Snap a photo of your build, your mod, or a totally new invention, and tag @eyeheart_aus on instagram, or send it to us via email at info@eyeheart.com.au.
We love seeing what curious minds come up with, and we might even share yours on our socials!

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