Engineering education startup STEM Center USA has created a Kickstarter campaign for Pi-Bot, an affordable Arduino-based robot that you can use to teach students how to build their own robots and ...

Middle-school girls will get an introduction to math, computing and robotics at the University of California, Davis, this summer, knowledge that will equip them to inspire others when they go back to ...

As workplace robots become more common in retail stores, hospitals, and warehouses, their human coworkers need to know how to use and reprogram them. Yet most people lack that kind of highly technical ...

While many children are fascinated with the idea of robots, it’s not often they actually get a chance to build their own. But at the newly opened C&A Robot Factory in Libertyville, kids in grades 5-8 ...

The annual RoboPlay Challenge Competition caps a year of learning math and algebra through computer programming and robotics. Elementary, middle and high school students from across California will ...

Tanay Choudhary (MSR '16) talks about his role at Vecna Robotics and how Northwestern's Master of Science in Robotics program prepared him for where he is today. Tanay Choudhary (MSR '16) is a ...

Team Exothermic works on a robot at Greenfield-Central High School this winter. Team Exothermic works on a robot at Greenfield-Central High School this winter. GREENFIELD — Team Exothermic loves a ...

The whirring sound of tiny motorized gears provided an interesting summer soundtrack at the Beall Center for Art and Technology as middle and high school students from UC Irvine’s Expressive Robotics ...

Robotics classes are not just for teens anymore. For two afternoons last week, fourth and fifth graders from Tustin Unified’s 19 elementary schools gathered at Orchard Hills school to participate in ...

When: Octorara Area school board meeting, Nov. 20. What happened: Octorara is the first of 10 school districts in Pennsylvania to offer its high school students a new OpenBot robotics program, ...

PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. – Warren Venema, a mechanical engineer, recalls how 11 years ago he was a sophomore in high school, a member of a robotics team that was competing in the world championship.