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Sphero, Inc., a leading innovator in programmable robots and STEM education tools, proudly announces the launch of Sphero Blueprint® Engineering. This cutting-edge initiative empowers middle and high school students by offering an exciting and practical approach to learning mechanical and electrical engineering principles. Through powered prototypes that can be built in a single class period, students will develop critical skills such as creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork, preparing them for future academic and career pursuits.
“We’re excited to introduce Blueprint Engineering as our next phase in transforming hands-on, project-based STEM education,” said Paul Copioli, CEO of Sphero. “By providing students with tools to solve real-world engineering challenges, we’re helping them develop skills to succeed in their future career goals and choices. We’re excited to expand our offerings to further fulfill our mission and to support Career and Technical Education (CTE).”
Expanding the Blueprint Line with Engineering Focus
Building on the success of Blueprint Build, the newly launched Blueprint Engineering takes hands-on learning to the next level by introducing motorized components, sensors, and powered electronics. These kits are designed to make mechanical and electrical engineering concepts more accessible to students by using real-world, reusable parts like trusses, pulleys, and gears. Students can enhance their understanding of engineering by building working prototypes powered by electronic Bits that illustrate fundamental electrical engineering principles.
This comprehensive system not only teaches students about mechanical and electrical engineering but also integrates lessons on physics, robotics, and engineering design, creating a holistic STEM education experience. As learners advance, they can confidently tackle more intricate engineering challenges, gaining skills applicable to their future endeavors in technology and engineering fields.
Key Features of Sphero Blueprint Engineering
- Quick and Easy Prototyping: Students can assemble and disassemble both simple and complex builds within a single class period, offering flexibility and maximizing classroom engagement.
- Real-World Applications: The curriculum is standards-aligned, connecting classroom projects with real-world career paths and engineering experiences.
- Foundational Engineering Principles: The kits offer hands-on opportunities to learn the core principles of both mechanical and electrical engineering.
- No Programming Required: Blueprint Engineering is perfect for students new to engineering concepts, making it approachable and engaging for learners of all levels.
Designed for an Optimal Learning Experience
Sphero Blueprint Engineering is ideal for collaborative learning, with kits designed for a 2:1 student-to-kit ratio, encouraging teamwork and critical thinking. The Class Pack options, available in 10 or 15-unit sets, are perfect for entire classrooms or makerspace environments. Each pack includes teacher guides, easy-to-organize bins, and comprehensive learning materials, ensuring an enriching educational experience for all students.
For educators incorporating CAD software into their curriculum, Sphero offers integration with popular platforms such as SolidWorks, OnShape, and STEP files, making it easier than ever to merge hands-on learning with innovative STEM education approaches.
Available Now
Sphero Blueprint Engineering is now available for order at sphero.com, and will soon be available on Amazon, making it easily accessible to educators and schools worldwide.
David Prior
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