CodeBug is a programmable wearable for teaching coding and ‘physical computing’ (interfacing computers to the real world) to beginners. It comes from team lead by Dr Andrew Robinson, the man behind ...

CodeBug, which won the Product Innovation of the Year at the Elektra Awards 2015, is a £12.50 nano-board designed to teach beginners the fundamentals of programming and electronics in a friendly ...

CodeBug provides a light-up, programmable wearable development board that is equipped with connectors and buttons allowing you to start creating wearable projects instantly.

Codebug is an interesting example of a device that used to be the province of specialized controller developers, now available for less than the cost of a pair of movie tickets. Where those ...

A CodeBug, a programmable, wearable computer that has 25 LED lights and two buttons to interact with, will be visiting libraries in Runcorn and Widnes.