Lego "assembled an expert team from the worlds of video gaming, electronic engineering, industrial design, user experience, architecture, computing, sound… and much more" to create a tiny brick with a ...

LEGO’s newest sets are now more than snapping colorful bricks together. Some of them can sense motion, flash lights and make sounds. However, that technology is at the center of a patent lawsuit.

The LEGO Group is facing a lawsuit over its SMART Play ecosystem from an Israeli firm, which claims the interactive sets infringe multiple patents.

The new Pokemon-themed sets have the Smart Play technology that lets the figures interact — all without screens.

On The Vergecast: The computers in our toys, the AI future of productivity, and your very old e-readers. On The Vergecast: The computers in our toys, the AI future of productivity, and your very old e ...

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Andrea is an editor at GameRant, where she has been writing professionally about video games for over five years. She became a gamer for life at 8, thanks to a copy of Pokemon Red and her Game Boy.

Smart bricks and minifigs are coming to Lego, and the implications are exciting, but equally alarming. For months now, diehard fans have been arguing over leaks of the tech-fueled playsets and their ...

While the Lego Group has dipped its toes into tech waters before, the company hasn’t strayed far from its analog roots. But on Monday, the 94-year-old company unveiled a new product line that embraces ...

This week, I take a hands-on look at the Lego Smart Play Pokémon sets, detail how the Insta360 Luna Pro helped me film a ...