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To much surprise, Lego is launching the first of a new range of models on Indiegogo. Called Lego Forma, it's aimed squarely at adults, "Lego Forma is a premium Lego experience designed for adults looking for a fun, engaging way to reconnect with their creative side." The first model in the Forma line is a fish. The base model is
Looking for a last-minute stocking filler? Take a look at the Bitmore AR Gun. It's a Bluetooth-enabled toy gun for a bit of smartphone shoot-em up action. Let's take a quick look.... The AR Gun is a bright blue wooden toy gun with a smartphone mount on the top. The idea is simple. Put the smartphone in the mount, load
Learning is best done when fun and what's more fun than play? Sam's Curious Cars fall right into this sweet spot and Todd gets an interactive demo from Joachim. Sam Labs have created a series of component-based toys (think chassis, wheels, motors) that can be built up to make a vehicle - in this instance a car. The components are
My little girl loves playing outside but I've noticed over the years that many of her outdoor toys become damaged and discoloured from the elements of sun, wind and rain. While small toys can be put away in the shed, larger items have to stay outside to be battered about. Kev and the Folding Playhouse may have the solution for
While every parent wants to be home to see their children, sometimes work commitments and foreign travel prevent mummies and daddies being there for bedtime stories. Although it can't give out cuddles, Milo is a friendly video messaging system that brings distant parents closer to home. Hannah and Emily take me through their plans for Milo at Gadget Show Live. Milo
Lego have a history stretching back to the 1930s and for the last few decades, Lego has run an education program to bring Lego to the classroom in relevant way for all levels of schooling. Nick learns from Leisha Hoot about Lego Education and how it gets students interested in science. At CES, Lego announced Lego Education WeDo 2.0, an elementary
Developed on the back of a successful Kickstarter campaign, CogniToys are Internet-connected smart toys with speech recognition that interactively engage and grow with a child. The first CogniToy is a (roughly) six inch friendly green dinosaur - what's not to like? Aylee talks with Donald Coolidge, co-founder of CogniToys to find out more. As if being a friendly colourful dinosoaur isn't enough, the CogniToys Dino is personalised