Ziro is a nifty programmable robotics kit for kids

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Meet Ziro, a robotics kit that lets you build all sorts of vehicles using a few motors, cardboard and your imagination. You can attach the motors to anything and control your robots using a smart glove or voice commands with an Amazon Echo.



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