DIY computer company Kano has released another brightly-coloured addition to its learn-to-code arsenal: a motion sensor kit. The standalone product comes with the Kano App to teach would-be coders ...

Kano, the DIY computer company, announced today the release of its Motion Sensor Kit – at $29.99/29.99 GBP, the most affordable, end-to-end learn-to-code product on the market.

Back in January, Kano revealed that it was working with Disney on a Star Wars-themed coding kit. It's taken a while, but today we finally know what the company -- best known for its colorful ...

As a reward for getting in early, pre-orders will also get a free Motion Sensor Kit from Kano and existing Computer Kit owners will be able to access 10 unique Wizarding World challenges.

Kano has released a new peripheral designed to teach children the basics of coding using physical gestures. The £29.99 ($38.54) Motion Sensor Kit, which is compatible with PCs, Macs and Kano's ...

A couple of weeks later, we added to our Kano collection with the Motion Sensor Kit. This is a small gesture controller that also works with the Kano app. You don’t need the Pixel Kit to use it.

The product lineup ranges from the free Kano App and the $29.99 Motion Sensor Kits, to the $249.99 Computer Kit Complete, a build-your-own laptop.

Anyone who preorders the Harry Potter kit will also get Kano’s $30 motion sensor kit, which is a separate product that picks up your hand gestures to trigger code in a similar fashion as the wand.

Kano's latest coding kit revolves around a Harry Potter theme, offering a physical wand that detects movements, as well as an app with more than 70 step-by-step challenges.

In 2017 Kano had launched four new kits, two of which — the Pixel Kit and the Motion Sensor Kit — had a “peculiarly physical element” that could work with any computer. “The Motion Sensor Kit lets you ...

Kano Creative Director Aaron Hinchion says the Warner Bros. partnership “began with Walmart, and a motion sensor”. In 2017 Kano had launched four new kits, two of which — the Pixel Kit and the Motion ...

Tech company Kano has created a coding kit for the Harry Potter universe, with a wand that users can programme to cast spells when they wave their hand.