Some people even thought the photos of the floating models were photoshopped, or took upside down! Jason Allemann and others have designed incredible stuff! Tensegrity (tensional integrity) is well defined here: it’s a structural principle based on a system of components, arranged so that the compressed beams don’t touch each other while the tensioned elements (rubber bands, ropes, or chains) keep the system floating, looking like it is defeating the law of gravity. In April 2020, floating LEGO sculptures using tensegrity have become viral.
The accompanying desktop and tablet supported software provides an easy-to-use programming environment and includes the WeDo 2.0 Curriculum Pack, which covers life, physical, earth, and space sciences, as well as engineering.Yet another LEGO sculpture based on tensegrity. The kit is delivered in a storage bin along with sorting trays, a Smarthub, a Medium Motor, Motion Sensor, a Tilt Sensor, and enough building elements for two kids. This robot kit is based upon the latest science standards and was created to enhance students' curiosity and science skills. (If not familiar with how to use the brick separator, check this video out.) Use the brick separator (included) to disassemble. When kids finish one project and disassemble for the next one, please guide them to put elements in the appropriate sections of the sorting tray referring to a lid card, which will prevent them from wasting time to find elements later. Before you start, open the cover of Smarthub by sliding, put 2 AA batteries (not included) in, and connect it with the software. Then, watch the introduction video on WeDo 2.0 inside the software. Once you get this kit, download the WeDo 2.0 Software at LEGO website first. Two kids can share one core set to boost collaboration skills. Recommend this robot kit for kids who like LEGO and want to do something cool and dynamic with LEGO. An education version comes with Teacher's Guide, which is a great tool for parents to help kids succeed in learning to code. 
WeDo 2.0 is a great robot kit to introduce students/kids to coding and science concepts with the accompanying curriculum. LurnBot recommends this robot kit to age 7-12 yrs (Manufacturer: 7+ yrs).
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