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🤖 Draw Your Code, Own the Future!
Artie 3000 is a programmable drawing robot that teaches kids ages 7+ coding through 4 languages—Blockly, Snap!, JavaScript, and Python. It connects securely via its own Wi-Fi without internet, includes washable markers and activity guides, and offers a hands-on STEAM learning experience that blends creativity with technology.





| ASIN | B07MG8GBCX |
| Additional Features | Remote Control |
| Age Range Description | Kid |
| Animal Theme | robot |
| Are Batteries Required | Yes |
| Best Sellers Rank | #79,289 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #156 in Electronic Learning Systems |
| Brand Name | Educational Insights |
| Collection Name | Educational Robots |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 2,539 Reviews |
| Educational Objective | STEM |
| Finish Type | Glossy |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00086002011251 |
| Included Components | Artie 3000 robot, 4 washable markers, quick start guide, and activity cards |
| Is Assembly Required | No |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Item Dimensions | 5.51 x 5.51 x 6.1 inches |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 5.51"L x 5.51"W x 6.1"H |
| Item Type Name | smart battle circuits draw companion cute robotic bot fun niños tech electronics roboy ronot ribit scratch mechanical hand technology robits machines ribot sets codeing first artificial intelligence gadgets teaches early intelligent resource |
| Item Weight | 15.84 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Educational Insights |
| Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS) | 144.0 |
| Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS) | 84.0 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1125 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | No Warranty |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Name | Educational Insights |
| Model Number | 1125 |
| Number of Batteries | 4 AA batteries required. |
| Number of Pieces | 5 |
| Occasion | Birthday, Christmas, Easter |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Outer Material | Plastic |
| Play Activity Location | Tabletop |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Educational, Learning, Coding, Pretend Play |
| Scale | Not life-size |
| Set Name | Artie 3000 |
| Size | Medium |
| Style | Standard |
| Supported Battery Types | Not included |
| Theme | Game of Thrones |
| Toy Figure Type | Interactive Gaming Figure |
| UPC | 086002011251 |
| Unit Count | 2.0 Count |
| character | Artie 3000 |
L**N
Fun, creative intro to coding. Easy set-up.
My 8-year-old daughter LOVES Artie. The instructions that come in the box are pretty minimal. I highly recommend going to the website and watching the quick setup videos. For us, the set up was easy. We were able to connect to Artie’s wifi and get to the coding website with no problem. Our Artie didn’t need calibration - worked great out of the box! We’re using him on a hard floor. The drag and drop website definitely works best on a computer. It’s much harder to use on a phone - some of the controls get cut off on the phone, and my daughter kept accidentally moving the code commands when she was just trying to scroll, which was frustrating. All those problems went away on the computer. It might work ok on a tablet; we didn’t try that. The coding website has some fun, basic drawings pre-programmed, which is great for instant gratification. There are also instructions in the box for coding basic shapes. Once you know the basics, you can code your own designs. In the picture, you can see that my daughter (with a little help from Dad on getting the angles right) coded Artie to write her name. The mandala was a pre-programmed design. You might want some larger pieces of paper to keep Artie from going off onto the table or floor. Taping the paper down definitely helps! All in all, fun, great value for the money, and a creative way to introduce kids to coding basics.
A**N
Artie website has Update- Update so Artie stays connected
Like most electronic products- Artie needed an UPDATE- I went to the Educational Insights website- downloaded the up-date- installed it and Artie works AWESOME ! NOTE - It requires a DATA micro USB cord-- charging and DATA cords look alike- and also like a lot of electronic companies who know we have too many cords already- they did not include the cord- we all have one of these- you just have to test them...if your device "sees" Artie you have the right cord...if not try a different cord :) If you know you are using a DATA cord and that does not work, then your computer needs new Drivers- (so your computer can "see" Artie) I was unsure, so I contacted Educational Insights Customer Service - They sent me a link to the Drivers - I did the Update and Artie works GREAT !! Customer Service was AWESOME and very Helpful. Amazing Coding robot - lots of room for kids to learn and grow !
S**E
Robot that combines coding and drawing
Artie 3000 is a cool drawing coding robot. He comes with setup instruction, 4 markers, marker aligner and 3 activity sheets. He requires four AA batteries and a computer or tablet to run the coding interface. You insert the marker in a compartment on top of his head. You use a plastic circular piece to help guide how far to insert the marker. Put a piece of paper on surface. Make sure you tape the paper on the corners so it doesn’t slide when Artie runs. The recommended age for this toy is 7 to 12. Our 6 year old needed help from our 10 year old. It was much easier for our 10 year kid to code and run it. We connected to Artie on our iPad Air and then went to coding interface. The coding interface and Artie can be a bit quirky at times so we had to retry here and there. In order to do the letters and numbers you will need to upload additional files. These are available on Educational Insight website for computer or on the interface for tablet. There is a stimulator mode on the interface that allows you to test out your code before running Artie. Our kids were able to make Artie draw shapes, patterns, mazes, letters and numbers. Overall, it’s a fun toy to learn to code while making art. It’s cool for kids to see the actual result with their own eyes. One area to improve is to give Artie the ability to retract the marker when he is waiting for coding instructions. Right now he creates a big blob (dot) on the paper while he is in wait mode. The only way to prevent this is to tilt him on his side and put him upright when the kids are ready to run the code.
K**O
Artie is big hit!
From first opening the box, this is a great experience! Artie is super cute, and the packaging and support materials are high quality and good looking. The Quick Start guide is handy, and the numbered lessons are guiding us to what we can do and how to make the magic happen. It really does seem magical to be using this drag and drop code, and then watching our little robot follow our instructions to draw on paper right in front of our eyes. It’s like the code comes to life! The lessons are set up from easy to more advanced, so even if you don’t know how to code, it’s a great way to learn. It was really easy to follow the directions, and the pre-set projects were really cool too! Those don’t even take any coding – they’re just selected from a pull-down menu, press go and watch Artie draw. These inspired us to try even more advanced moves. The price is lower than competition, but there was no skimping in the product. How did they do it? I highly recommend the Artie 3000 for curious kids who want some real fun, real world experience with coding.
E**S
Third time is the charm
I had to return by first two Artie units. The first one did not engage any kind of motor to move Artie on the paper. The second would not bring up the internal Wi-Fi to access the programming interface. The third one finally worked. This is a really cool concept. You use a computer to connect to Arite over its own Wi-Fi hotspot to access a web server that has all of its functions built in hence the 4 stars for ease of use. Since buying it for my daughters birthday then going through weeks of troubleshooting and returns - I hope she has not lost interest in it. I would be nervous about gifting this to someone else so they don't have the same disappointment. From my experience, Educational Insights needs to do a better job of quality control. Amazon charged me a restocking fee on my 2nd return so I hope that someone else doesn't get my non-working Artie. I would be willing to pay a higher price for one that is better made.
M**A
Very bad product.
Probably this device is old so the firmware is old, meaning you have to do some tedious hassles with old USB cables (my Mac doesn't even come with those anymore) to attempt to have it connect. Despite all of this, it's worthless, don't connect to modern. They must be desperately trying to get rid of these. This is a good idea very badly executed: instead of a simple and reliable Bluetooth system with an app, this thing needs to connect to some wifi networks that are unreliable and you have to enter a clunky website not thought of for this era. These people are dinosaurs. Some innovative modern company needs to do this product the right way!! Entrepreneurs, Pls reinvent this thing! Great idea, very poor execution.
M**E
Adorable robot with powerful coding abilities
My father became a computer programmer in the early 80s, so I’ve been around computers since I could remember - when I told him about this little robot he was skeptical but intrigued. I had him help my children (ages 10, 8, 5 and 4) set it up and go, and we were ALL impressed. First, Artie is adorable; not necessary for function, but definitely worth a mention. Setup is a breeze, and although we didn’t need it I later saw the quick setup video tutorial which easily shows the steps so much that my 8 year old could have gotten it up and running. Truly the most difficult part was unscrewing the battery compartment, which wasn’t too bad. I also really appreciate that although he comes with a few felt tip markers we can use almost any without worrying about stocking up on specialized markers or hoping that they don’t discontinue the product and subsequently the accessories. This has happened more times than I can count and I truly appreciate the flexibility. The user interface is simple but backed by powerful commands when you see what Artie is capable of executing. All 4 of my children have loved having this as an addition to our educational toys, and I’m an artist so I love having the combination of coding with creativity. It was amazing to see how much my older daughters already new from their schools STEM and Maker Space activities, and how quickly my younger children adapted to the coding principles. We absolutely LOVE this little guy, he’s a welcomed addition to our family computer and homework area, ready to go whenever we are ready to experiment.
L**L
My nephew is IN LOVE! Coding and Creativity Combo!
I don't know about you but during quarantine kids REALLY need to stay occupied! My sweet nephew's birthday was last week and he loves problem-solving and he is incredibly creative, so I thought a little robot that teaches coding and creativity is obviously perfect! IT WAS A HIT! from opening the package and reading and following the guide instructions and cards, this toy kept him busy his entire birthday. My sister couldn't stop sending me videos of him loving it! She sent me videos of him following the instructions and making Artie do things from the guide, but she also sent me video of him doing his OWN coding as he learned how to create custom designs! It was so sweet. I just have to say I really appreciate products like this that keep kids engaged, focused, and learning without even realizing they are learning. On top of all that, he just kept saying in the videos "he is the cutest little bot!" GAH. Thank you so much Artie 3000!!!!
T**S
Learning Resources- Learning Resouces Artie 3000: Un gioco educativo per tutte le età!
Questo piccolo robot è un gioco educativo molto interessante, capace di avvicinare i più piccoli al mondo della programmazione, difatti, oltre ad un utilizzo base molto semplice per disegnare delle figure geometriche attraverso delle schede preimpostate oppure comandando i suoi movimenti da PC/Tablet è possibile utilizzare la programmazione a blocchi e addirittura linguaggi di programmazione quali javascript o phyton. In pratica, programmandolo a dovere, sarà capace di disegnare di tutto e addirittura scrivere delle frasi. Non necessità di nessun collegamento internet, la connessione avviene direttamente via wifi tra l’Artie 3000 e il device al quale lo accoppieremo, purtroppo l’app non è ottimizzata per dispositivi con display piccolo quali smartphone, per cui si richiede l’accoppiamento con un tablet o anche un PC. Una volta stabilita la connessione basta aprire il browser e digitare l’indirizzo “local.codewithartie.com” e da li inizia tutto, troverete nelle impostazioni anche la possibilità di selezionare la lingua italiana. Il robottino è alimentato da 4 batterie stilo (AA) non comprese nella confezione, al posto dei pennarelli inclusi è possibile inserire anche pennarelli o penne diverse, l’importante che abbiano lo stesso spessore, io per esempio ho provato con una Pilot V7 senza problemi. Oltre ad alcune immagini allego una breve video prova dove mostro il robottino all’opera in diverse situazioni, per chi fosse interessato può visionare il video anche dal mio canale Youtube in risoluzione superiore, troverete il link visitando il mio profilo personale. In definitiva si tratta di un ottimo robot e a mio avviso definirlo “giocattolo” è troppo riduttivo, anche il prezzo di vendita è interessante, 82,80 euro (dicembre 2019), un acquisto che mi sento sicuramente di consigliare!
A**P
Well built and and excellent introduction to coding but ............
Please be aware not optimised for tablets especially my daughters which is an amazon fire. If you have a comparable device I’m sure it would be excellent well made and fun for children
F**X
Pequeño robot de dibujo guiado por códigos que introduce el niño en su programa.
Se trata de un pequeño robot que dibuja guiado por una aplicación integrada que actúa con la que debemos descargar en una Tablet o PC y que se conecta mediante wifi. En la caja encontramos el robot, fabricado en plástico blanco y azul y una simpática cara con grandes ojos, 4 rotuladores de colores, una guía rápida y unas tarjetas con instrucciones (en castellano además de en otros idiomas); funciona con 4 pilas AA que no están incluidas. Dirigido a niños de 7 años en adelante, podrán programar sus creaciones utilizando la aplicación; una vez el robot esté encendido (tiene un botón en la trampilla de la cabeza), y hayamos conectado el dispositivo con su wifi (se llama Artie), hay que introducir uno de los rotuladores (no es posible dibujar en más de un color cada vez), se incluye un tope de plástico transparente de forma circular y situado en la base para que la punta no sobresalga más de lo debido; a continuación hay que situar a Artie en la parte central de un folio (ojo aquí, si se tarda demasiado en iniciar el dibujo, la tinta irá formando una mancha que atravesará el papel…), La aplicación tiene unos dibujos preprogramados para que niño se familiarice con el robot, pero es posible modificar los códigos de manera que las posibilidades que tiene el niño de crear dibujos son casi infinitas. Las tarjetas pueden servir para que el niño (lo mejor es que al principio al menos, tenga la supervisión de un adulto con un manejo aceptable de informática), conozca los conceptos de codificación básicos para formas simples como un cuadrado, un círculo, una estrella, con un poco de supervisión y paciencia, podrán poco a poco introducirse en el mundo de la programación, actividad enriquecedora sin duda de cara a su formación futura. En casa lo he estado probando con mi sobrino de 5 años que se ha quedado maravillado al ver cómo el robot se mueve por encima del papel sin apenas ruido y dibuja formas geométricas de una forma exacta y bastante limpia (aunque es inevitable que en el punto de partida aparezca siempre una mancha de tinta), pero al rato se ha empezado a aburrir, por ello no lo veo para niños de menor edad a la recomendada por el fabricante, no obstante, intentaré introducirle poco a poco con el modo de juego para que lo vaya conociendo; a otro sobrino de 14 años le ha parecido muy chulo y ha diseñado algunos dibujos “interesantes”, pero también ha perdido interés al poco tiempo... Es posible utilizar el robot con otros rotuladores, siempre que tengan unas medidas similares a los que incluye el juego, son bastante comunes así que eso no será ningún problema. El soporte de la app es muy bueno, con información suficiente sobre las características, posibilidades y dudas relativas al funcionamiento del equipo. Me parece un juguete educativo curioso, con múltiples posibilidades de interacción y una forma muy divertida de introducir a los niños en el lenguaje básico (dar órdenes), de la programación.
R**O
Está genial
Hermoso
D**E
Great for learning
This is such a great item for learning coding. It kept my daughter entertained for hours.
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