New science invention kit lets kids create fun bedroom boobytraps This new product lets kids build a security system for their piggy bank and create a programmable pop-up puppet to prank their ...

Give a man a gadget, and you feed his tech needs for a day. Teach him to make gadgets, and he can feed himself — and a few savvy venture capitalists — for life.

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littleBits, the company that introduced sets of electronic building blocks for use in classrooms to help students learn how technology works, has launched three new STEAM kits for ages 8-plus to ...

A $49.95 "Invention Kit for Everybody" puts computer controllers at the tip of your fingers. Literally. No coding required.

Two MIT Media Lab students created "an invention kit for the 21st century" and recently attempted to raise $25,000 via Kickstarter. The project instead raised more than half a million dollars ...

Playful Invention Co., a child-oriented tech start-up, was warned that "gender-neutral robotics set" was an oxymoron--but the company is hoping to challenge that notion with its new PicoCricket Kit.

Joseph Greer is the founder of makexchange. Joseph realized that education was far too difficult for kids. He decided to break down that learning curve. Makexchange provides kid-friendly invention … ...

Enter Makey Makey: an invention kit for everyone that uses wires and alligator clips to turn everyday objects into computerized touch pads.