Kano Star Wars The Force Coding Kit 1009 stem toy
Build a 3D motion sensor, then code Star Wars adventures like swinging lightsabers and piloting X-wings
- Product typeTechnology & Coding
- Age groupTeen
- Product colorMulti Color
- Suitable forUnisex
- Build a motion sensor that detects 3D hand movements
- Swing lightsabers and pilot X-wings using force powers
- Create custom Star Wars stories with hundreds of characters
- Code music and sound effects inspired by the films
- Join a safe kids coding community to share creations
Build the motion sensor
The kit lets young builders assemble a sensor that uses four light beams to detect three-dimensional hand movements. It connects to a compatible tablet so code can react to gestures in real time. No tablet is included in the box.
Step up from screen-only coding
Children who have only used drag-and-drop apps on a touchscreen can now write programs that respond to physical motion. The jump is worthwhile when a learner wants to see code control lightsabers, starships or music through gestures instead of taps.
Sustained creative sessions
The sensor tracks continuous motion during extended play, letting users pilot X-wings or compose music without losing responsiveness. Projects can be saved and shared in the moderated Kano World community for ongoing remixing and collaboration.
How it compares
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- Price $10.99
- Cheaper than about 92% of the 236 comparable items (median $28.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Technology & Coding |
| Product color | Multi Color |
| More details | |
| Age group | Teen |
| Suitable for | Unisex |
Questions about this item
What device does the sensor connect to for coding and play?
The sensor connects via Bluetooth Low Energy to a compatible tablet or computer running the Kano app; the tablet itself is not included in the box.
What is the first assembly step that builders often skip?
The kit requires you to physically assemble the sensor hardware and follow the on-screen storybook guide to calibrate the four light beams before any coding challenges unlock.
How do I keep the sensor working after months of use?
Keep the four light-beam lenses clean with a dry microfibre cloth and replace the batteries when the Bluetooth connection becomes unreliable.
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