Ozobot Functionality and Features

The video introduces Ozobot, a small robot designed to teach kids coding through light and computer commands. Nater, the CEO, demonstrates how Ozobot follows drawn lines and responds to color sequences, executing specific commands. The robot can read both color and optical codes, making it suitable for children aged 7 to 13. Ozobot is integrated with Google Blockly, allowing users to write code and convert it into Ozobot's color language. The robot is priced at $50, with apps included, and is compatible with iOS, Android, and soon Microsoft platforms.

What is the primary purpose of the Ozobot?

• To entertain children with games

• To teach kids how to code

• To perform household chores

• To act as a personal assistant

How does the Ozobot respond to the lines drawn?

• By ignoring them

• By following them

• By erasing them

• By changing their color

What can Ozobot do when it sees a speed code?

• Stop moving

• Move slower

• Move faster

• Change direction

What types of codes can Ozobot read?

• Only color codes

• Both color and optical codes

• Only optical codes

• Neither color nor optical codes

What is the target age range for Ozobot?

• 14 to 18 years

• 7 to 13 years

• 19 to 25 years

• 3 to 6 years

What is the new model of Ozobot called?

• Oot Mini

• Oot Bit

• Oot Max

• Oot Pro

Which programming interface does Oot Bit integrate with?

• Python

• Java

• Google Blockly

• Scratch

How much does each Ozobot cost?

• $50

• $40

• $60

• $30

Which platforms are Ozobot apps compatible with?

• Windows only

• Linux only

• iOS and Android

• None of the above

When is Ozobot expected to be compatible with Microsoft?

• By April

• By March

• By January

• By February