Buzz the Code Bug
Build it from parts, then program it in C++. A hands-on coding robot that lights up, buzzes, and reacts—turning real programming into something tangible.
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Buzz the Code Bug starts as a set of parts your child turns into something that lights up, makes noise, and reacts. Piece by piece, he connects the components—buttons, lights, sensors, and moving parts—until Buzz is ready to run.
Once built, Buzz connects to a computer so your child can start changing what it does. A short program turns on the lights. Another shifts the pattern. Change a line, run it again, and see what happens. If it doesn’t work, he checks it, fixes it, and tries again.
The projects build step by step. Your child writes a little, runs it, then adjusts based on what Buzz actually does. One change leads to another, and the results start to line up with what he had in mind.
There’s a clear connection between the code and the result. Lights change. Sounds trigger. Movement responds. If something is off, it shows right away.
The hardware stays the same, but what Buzz does keeps changing. Your child moves from simple actions to more controlled results as he works through each project.
He starts by building Buzz. Then he starts changing it. And in the end, he has something that responds because he told it what to do.
