Finding the official software is straightforward, but you should always ensure you are downloading from verified sources to get the latest firmware updates for your robot.

Visit the official Sphero website or the Microsoft Store. Using the desktop version is often preferred for classroom settings where students use laptops.

Head to the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and search for "Sphero Edu" or "Sphero Play."

Some Sphero models need to be "tapped" or placed on their charging cradle to wake up before they can be discovered via Bluetooth.

While the original dedicated apps may have been removed from some app stores, the app still supports most of the Star Wars droids for basic driving and programming. If the app is missing from your store, you may need to look into "Legacy" APKs (for Android) with caution. Final Thoughts

Head to your app store, grab the software, and prepare for your first "Aim and Drive."