Introducing Finch Robot 2.0!

 

Bring computer science to life from kindergarten to college with the NEW Finch Robot 2.0!

$139*

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US Educators – borrow a Finch for free for 2 months! Try a Demo

The Finch 2.0 is a versatile tool we can use to integrate coding into the curriculum and vertically align opportunities for our youngest students up through our oldest students. The ability to use a variety of devices/platforms and a corresponding choice of programming languages allows students to grow infinitely in their coding knowledge and experience.

- Kay Orr, Ph.D., Instructional Technology Specialist, Rockwall, TX

My students and I love the Finch 2.0. Within minutes, my high school students coded in Spanish using BirdBlox and made their Finch Robots travel through their class schedule on a map of our school that they created. They also embedded blocks of audio in Spanish to explain which classes they had when and where. It was awesome!

- Laura Proano, High School Spanish Teacher, Natrona Heights, PA

It is really exciting to have the kids be totally engaged with the Finch Robots the entire 90 minute block and not wanting to leave at the end of class.

- Terri Kelly, High School Computer Science Teacher, Alexandria, VA

The Finch is adorable and captured our son’s imagination far more than other programmable robots he’s tried.

- Shonket Chakrabarti, Parent of a 3rd Grader, Pittsburgh, PA

WIDE RANGE OF PROGRAMMING OPTIONS

FinchBlox FinchBlox
BirdBlox BirdBlox
Snap! Snap!
MakeCode MakeCode / JavaScript
Python Python
Java Java
Swift Swift
Kotlin Kotlin

COMPATIBLE WITH DEVICES IN YOUR CLASSROOM

iOS iOS
Android Android
Chrome Chromebook
Windows Windows
Apple Apple
Linux Linux

DIVERSE FEATURES OUT OF THE BOX

Wireless Connection
Light Sensor
Distance Sensor
Line-Tracking
Compass
Buzzer
LEDs
Radio
Pen Mount
Accelerometer
Precise Movement
7+ Hour Battery Life

 

Finch 2.0
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*The Finch Robot 2.0 is $119 without a micro:bit and is $139 with a micro:bit. Please note that the Finch uses micro:bit as its processor; you must have one in order to operate the robot.