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the Lego looks like a magical orb and in a way it kind of is it's actually a smart toy for children with special needs the lekha features various learning activities that helps kids with learning disabilities improve fine motor skills and visual cues as built-in sensors that detect can respond to a child's interaction and it even has a multiplayer game the interactive responses are for helping children better understand social cues and improve their socialising skills it charges wirelessly and right now with heavy use its battery life lasts around three hours we saw an industrial grade prototype at CES 2017 however the real deal is expected to ship in November in time for the holidays you can pre-order the lekha now and it cost seven to eight hundred dollars however there's currently a CES special that lets you order it for only four hundred and ninety dollars