Sphero adds mini golf to its educational product collection
BOULDER — Sphero Inc., a Boulder-based robotics company, aims to give young students their best shot at learning though a mini golf robot.
The company has added Sphero Mini Golf to its Mini Sports collection, a programmable robot geared toward at-home and classroom learning.
What Sphero Mini Golf aces is its wide-range of capabilities, said Amanda Vaden, integrated communications manager for Spero.
The robot is a round ball with a removable shell that looks like a golf ball with colorful LED lights. But rather than hitting it with a golf club, it’s controlled through drive modes.…
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