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While cute to look at, this robot is definitely not worth the money.

UBtech's Star Wars First Order Stormtrooper is an adorable bipedal robot that's faithful to the series, but as of now, it doesn't do enough.

You use a unique hand controller to pilot this fun and affordable drone, but don't expect long flight times.

UBTech's Jimu Robot Kits have enough parts to build complicated robots that can be programmed to move in complex ways, giving a curious child endless possibilities.

Kids and other low-budget pilots will like the FPV features the Kodo offers, but the image quality isn't great.

Cue's CleverBot offers a very realistic and entertaining programming experience that teaches kids how to code.

While they're a little difficult to put together, these unusual robots are fun to play with, especially when you have two or more robots and players.

The Anki Overdrive Fast & Furious Edition offers a fantastic racing experience for everyone and an extra treat for anyone who likes the films.

Circuit Cubes provide a fun and affordable way to teach kids about electricity while bringing their toys to life.

Dr. Panda Plus Home Designer lets kids use augmented reality and their coloring skills to create and learn.

Sony's pricey STEM kit teaches kids to code, using a combination of helpful lessons and powerful building blocks.

Anki's Cozmo is a cute robot plaything that can teach basic coding ideas, but it relies far too much on a smartphone or tablet.