Whether it's a four year old pressing buttons and seeing the simple logic of the "naughty not" block always doing the opposite of what it's told ..... or a seven year old keeping his sister out of his bedroom with a light beam ..... or a nine year old guarding her special jewellery box using a hidden alarm ..... or an eleven year old automating his home made buggy or creating an interactive robot ..... or just letting their imagination run wild and making terrific flashing space-stations, sky scrapers or gadgets to surprise their friends!

In schools Logiblocs provide a fun introduction to a variety of cross-curricular subjects, enhancing models made in design and technology and helping children to grasp the process of design by trial and error and rising to the challenge of trying to "get it right first time".

Throughout the world, kids are really into computers and the world of automation both through their daily interaction with automatic systems such as lifts, traffic lights and toasters and the constant bombardment of sci-fi on TV. Logiblocs gives kids the opportunity to understand the basics of how these systems work and gives them a certain amount of respect for the higher level programming used in modern computers.