The goal Toyota has set for itself is to teach robots hundreds of new skills by the end of the year (that's just three months from now), and to reach 1,000 by the end of the next one. Some of you ...

No need to code, compile and test, Root users can see their programming changes live on the Root robot. The iPad and robot stay in constant contact via Bluetooth low energy.

We set up all the python code to make the piston display on a 3.5″ raspberry pi screen, showing the 4-strokes, and then made it turn a stepper motor to spin an actual demo in real time with the ...

ABB is introducing a “no-code software tool” to help users create and customize robot user interfaces, regardless of experience level. AppStudio ™ offers intuitive functionality and features, ...

Something as simple as programming a robot to pick up a yellow block instead of a red one is impossible if you don’t know the coding language the robot runs on. But Google’s robotics ...

The first step in code generation involves the Generator LLM creating a plan based on the provided context. This plan outlines a sequence of actions for the robot to achieve the user's goals.

ABB Robotics has extended the scope of its free Wizard Easy Programming software to include its six-axis industrial robots powered by an OmniCore controller, in addition to its collaborative robots.

The program is from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and lunch is provided for the kids. The camp started Monday, June 18 and will last four weeks. The STEM summer camp is run by TJ Olenja, a 6th-8th grade teacher ...

A group of local homeschool students are representing Oklahoma at two international robotics tournaments this month. The Royal Society of Robotics is ranked 226 out of over 7,500 teams globally, ...

Some of Ithaca’s best young tinkerers are gearing up for a robot battle, and they’re giving you the chance to check out their latest builds. No, this isn’t Real Steel or I-Robot; these bots ...

Lego Boost can teach almost anyone how to make robots and code. ... Lego Boost is a generally easy to use, yet deceptively powerful Lego-based robot building and programming system.

Corey Murray is a former managing editor of EdTech: Focus on K–12 and a 20-year veteran of writing about educational technology. I had all kinds of toys as a kid — Transformers, Star Wars action ...