The LEGO set 3809, also known as “Technojaw T55” from the LEGO Spybotics series, was released in 2002. This unique set was part of LEGOs ambitious foray into combining traditional brick-building with interactive technology and programmable elements to engage kids in more dynamic play. The Technojaw T55 set featured a robotic vehicle that could be constructed using LEGO pieces and then brought to life through programming. It came equipped with a special programmable “Spybotics” module, allowing users to control the vehicles movements and actions via a computer.
The set was designed to encourage creativity, problem-solving, and basic principles of programming and robotics, aimed at children aged 9 and up. The integration of technology with the classic LEGO building experience made the Spybotics series, particularly the Technojaw T55, an exciting and educational product that offered hours of interactive play, both in the physical construction and the digital manipulation of the robotic vehicle.
