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Lego just revealed its 'most significant evolution' in 50 years — and it's going to bring its toys to life

Even your Legos are going through a technological revolution. The toy company unveiled its “most significant evolution” in 50 years — the Lego Smart Brick, a standard 2×4 Lego brick with a tiny computer packed inside.

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Lego announces Smart Brick, the ‘most significant evolution’ in 50 years

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Lego brings the brick to life

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Lego’s new ‘digital bricks’ could limit children’s imaginations, experts fear

Lego has unveiled new digital “smart bricks” that light up, emit sounds and respond to movement in its “most revolutionary innovation” in nearly 50 years.

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Lego launches ‘biggest innovation in decades’ with new bricks

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I played with the Lego Smart Brick

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Lego introduces ‘smart bricks’ with sound and light effects to new Star Wars sets

The smart bricks – in the shape of a normal two-by-four Lego brick – are being launched in three Star Wars-themed sets and are powered by a custom-made chip smaller than a single Lego stud.

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Lego launches ‘biggest innovation in decades’ with electronic smart bricks

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This is what the Lego Smart Brick actually does.

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Lego Ideas The Evolution of STEM review

We're not sure there's ever been a better celebration of science in a Lego set. Lego Ideas The Evolution of STEM is not only gorgeous looking, but it marks important moments in scientific discovery, including, of course, the launch of the NASA Voyager Probe.

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The Evolution of STEM Comes to LEGO with New LEGO Ideas Set

LEGO is getting educational as it debuts its latest LEGO Ideas set with the evolution of STEM. STEM Stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics and was shaped by brilliant minds like Marie Curie, Sir Isaac Newton, and George Washington Carver.

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The Evolution of Lego’s Classic Space Line

Up to this point, Lego’s Space theme didn’t have a narrative of its own. The point was for kids themselves to imagine scenarios, but Lego presented the sets as loosely themed around the idea of exploration—although clearly science fictional rather ...