Brock Hardman, 8, of Jasper, watched as the Ozobot followed a path he created for it in a rolled-up piece of paper at the Jasper Public Library Monday evening. The library hosts a MakerSpace Stem (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Club several times each month allowing children the opportunity to play with fun, interactive robots, programming kits and much more.
Ozobots use sensors to recognize colors and patterns drawn on paper to perform different actions like speed up, spin and make noises.
Felicity Van Slyke, 8, of Jasper, and her sister, Penelope Van Slyke, 9, designed paths for the Ozobots to follow at the STEM Club held at the Jasper…
