Artie 3000 Coding Robot

Artie 3000, are you a visitor from a planet where privacy is paramount? It’s hard to imagine what could go wrong with this adorable coding robot. Artie 3000 doesn’t collect data of any kind, so no worries there. And with Artie’s built-in local WiFi, it doesn’t connect directly to the internet. One security researcher found Artie very safe. He did point out it could be possible, although very very unlikely, that Artie could be used to deliver malware. He said it was much more likely Artie 3000 would be used to plant the seed of curiosity for coding in future generations.

Here's what Artie 300 says on their website, "Artie 3000 is inherently designed to be one of the safest and most secure coding robots on the market. When it comes to Artie 3000 there is no Wi-Fi or log-in required. In fact, Artie 3000 never connects to the internet. As there is only a one way transmission of data from the user to the product Artie 3000 does not collect data of any kind. " Yay!

We don't think much could go wrong with Artie besides maybe getting permanent marker on your kitchen table. Check those marker labels, people! And we're all for teaching kids to code at a young age if they're interested. All in all, we think Artie 3000 seems like a pretty good bot. So go on, have an Artie party!