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The new Lego Smart Play technology is being called one of "the most significant evolutions" for the toy since minifigures were introduced in 1978.

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"You might hear our Smart Brick roaring like a jet plane or flushing like a toilet."

Toy company LEGO launched their new SMART Play System that introduces a sensor-filled brick that can adapt to its surroundings.

LEGO has pulled the wraps off a familiar-looking product that behaves like a small computer. The new Smart Play platform centers on a standard 2x4 LEGO brick that packs processing, sensing, audio, wireless networking, and charging into a familiar form factor.

Advanced electronics built into new bricks and figures can detect how they move and respond with light or sound effects

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