
Edit captures attention, but the deeper value comes when children communicate, collaborate, ask questions, solve problems and build confidence around emerging technology.
EditGo2 was created on the Sunshine Coast to bring robotics closer to people in a safe, friendly and meaningful way.
In the era of AI and smart technology, we believe people should not feel distant from innovation or afraid of the future. Edit, our intelligent robotic dog, helps children, educators, families and communities experience technology through curiosity, connection and real interaction.
Our main focus is education, supporting early learning centres, primary schools, OSHC and vacation care programs with human-first robotics experiences that build confidence, creativity, teamwork, problem-solving and digital awareness.
We also support selected future-focused events where robotics can spark learning, conversation and a deeper reflection about how technology impacts people and society.
At EditGo2, technology is not the final message. It is the bridge. Humans remain the purpose.
A simple first step for schools, early learning centres and OSHC programs to experience EditGo2 Edu with children and educators in a safe, playful and memorable way.
Structured robotics and AI learning journeys that build curiosity, confidence, teamwork, problem-solving and digital awareness over time.
“I loved the idea of EditGo2 as an educational program for children in early childhood settings and primary schools. It can enhance learning experiences in science, mathematics and information technology.”
“It feels fun and engaging. I like that it’s not just about coding, but also about creativity, teamwork and emotional connection with the robot.”
“The children were interested in discussions about how robots have batteries, and we have hearts and can feel things.”
“Fantastic opportunity for children to learn and understand the future whilst having fun — Ava loved using Edit’s remote!”
Research, educator feedback and real-world observations shaping the way EditGo2 helps children understand technology.

Edit captures attention, but the deeper value comes when children communicate, collaborate, ask questions, solve problems and build confidence around emerging technology.

Children are growing up in a world shaped by AI and robotics. They need safe, guided and human-centred ways to understand technology before it becomes invisible in everyday life.

Educator feedback shows strong engagement, early robotics awareness and meaningful conversations — including the difference between robots with batteries and humans with hearts and feelings.