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A BB-8 robot would be less adorable working for police.

It will set you back $250.

The company wants to bring coding lessons to the living room, not just the classroom.

Sphero now has over 140 patents in robotics, electronics, software and IoT.

From curious toddler to preteen inventor, and everything in between.

For when your kids are ready to do more than just code.

Talent not required.

The new connected ring arrives this month for $65.

It will continue supporting their apps for at least two years, though.

People can learn to code using objects like Sphero's Bolt robot ball.

The CodeFWD initiative focuses on underrepresented demographics.

It's lively, sparkly and will set you back $150.

The company will release new colorful drum rings next year.

This is why you don't kick your Roomba.

The personal robot will set you back at least $1,499.

Holiday sales weren't kind to the connected toy maker.

This is the first time Engadget has included a kids' section in its holiday gift guide.

The app-controlled toy is a limited-edition, Best Buy-exclusive.

It's about the same size as a golf ball and only costs $50.

They go on sale tomorrow as part of the Force Friday II festivities.