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The Mindstorms kit was revolutionary then in offering an accessible fully programmable microcontroller in a toy, along with a full set of LEGO including motors and sensors to use with it.

For your $350, you get the Mindstorms EV3 Intelligent Brick (the "brain" of the Mindstorms EV3 set), an infrared remote control, three servo motors, a color sensor, a touch sensor, an infrared ...

LEGO Mindstorms NXT communicates with the LogIT NXT adapter via I2C commands. A microcontroller inside the adapter performs various functions depending on the commands received, what sensor has been ...

Lego's Mindstorms kits were born into a world where the PC reigned supreme for control; the company is ushering in 2013 with an acknowledgment that its build-it-yourself toy is part of a much ...

On the hardware side, Mindstorms EV3 features three interactive servo motors, two touch sensors, an infrared seeker sensor that can measure distance, movement, and object detection, an infrared ...

The whole kit comes with a handful of sensors for detecting touch, color and infrared light, and there’s an option to buy an extra gyro sensor or ultrasonic sensor from third parties or LEGO itself.

Curiously, the Intelligent Hub has two fewer ports than the Intelligent Brick used by the Mindstorms EV3 kit, which had eight. However, the distance sensor features a six-pin adapter that enables ...