What You Need to Know About Roamer
Reliable, Robust Quality
We started making educational robots in 1983. In 1989, we began selling our Roamer and at the same time the phrase, “schools should use programmable toys” first appeared in UK National Curriculum. Toy robots like Big Trak never survive the rigours of regular classroom use. Classic Roamer did. In 2012 a customer returned a Roamer for repair. They’d used it since 1989. The return rate on the Classic Roamer is one in every 1124. That is 0.09%. We carefully studied what happens to Roamer and other toys in schools and used that knowledge to create a classroom-robust product. This does not mean nothing goes wrong. The number of issues resolved by talking to us is 97.3%. | |||||||
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