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Last February was the famous LEGO WORLD 2013 show at the Bella Center in Copenhagen. If like me, you where unable to attend the show in person, be happy to see here today an amazing professional video of the MINDSTORMS booth and EV3 action!!! Some highlight include Kjeld riding Simon's awesome MINDSTORMS wheelchair,  Lee's EVAN and the RED Dragon  and a whole bunch of EV3RSTORM dancing the go go bot!! Kudo's to the master behind this video edit and soundtrack... i really like it! : . .

Today LEGOWORLD CPH opened and we are ready with a lot EV3 robots to show and play with. We have a location were you can try out the new 3D building, Programing, Controlling it over a smart phone, do an IR-remote fight, and watch EV3RSTORM dance on WIFI. See you tomorrow.

Here are the official videos of the 5 main robots  of the LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 Home Edition set #31313   For detailed pictures of each of these models and more check out http://robotsquare.com/2013/01/07/lego-mindstorms-ev3-tnew-robots/ Aren't these the B3ST ROBOTS EV3R? Let us know in a comment below which one is your favorite hero model?!!  

Cool new MINDSTORMS retail videos showing all models in action!!! "The company assembled a multinational team of product designers and enthusiasts to create the new MINDSTORMS platform; product designers from across Europe and the U.S. worked together to develop the software and hardware for three years while a core team of 12 user-enthusiasts from Greece to Canada have been testing the limits of the platform and working on apps, models, and hacking environments." Thanks Vas the video looks great!!!

Technology and the online world it enables has created a new playground for children beginning as young as three years old. Children can now operate a smart phone or tablet before they can tell time, swim independently or make their own breakfast. These dynamics change the expectations that children have for their play experiences. The accompanying infographic synthesizes seven key changes that have taken place over the past 15 years, as compiled by the Institute for the Future. Not only are these trends changing the way children play, they have changed the expectations that children place on any new experience and are setting the tone for what’s to come. (LEGO)