Want to make a robot of cardboard wrapped in tin foil that can twirl, flash lights, and even impersonate the Star Wars robot, R2D2? Or a dragon of paper and popsicle sticks that flaps its wings and ...

You”ve likely come into contact with one of the many wondrous robots with an Arduino brain, but actually building one yourself? That's hard enough for adults, let alone young kids. BirdBrain ...

Got kids who are into arts and crafts but robots not so much? A kit that helps your kiddos turn their artistic creations into moving, sensing robots might help. No technical expertise required.

(Nanowerk News) Almost anything that can be made with paper, paint and cardboard can be animated with an educational robotics kit developed at Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute. No ...

At the first-ever Discovery Day event held last year, educators told Technical.ly that the best way to get students excited about STEM was to show them the robots. In Pittsburgh, one edtech company ...

“We don’t just keep the Hummingbird inside computer class—we’ll work with teachers to use the kit that personifies something they’re doing in class,” Abel-Palmieri said. “Let’s say students have to ...

Most teachers are preparing for the upcoming school year by organizing markers, pencils, and notebooks, but others will spend the next few weeks fiddling with wires, sensors and motherboards. Dozens ...