PyRobot could simplify the way researchers program their machines, and could even make it easier for non-robotics types to jump into the field.

Launching today is Cozmo Code Lab, an incredibly simple way to unlock the many talents of the robot, even if you can't string together a single line of code.

Simple ways to guide students to explore, experiment, and innovate together using robotics kits in the classroom.

Even on this simple robot build, there are stages of programming complexity. Subsequent programming tasks include launching your program by using the motion sensor (by waving your hand in front of ...

With this in mind, your next giant step into learning industrial robotics at home is to purchase a cheap industrial robot arm and programming kit. Luckily some robot manufacturers package easy to ...

HYPERTHERM issued an update to its Robotmaster ® offline robot programming software; version 7.5 update focuses on accelerating and simplifying the programming process and includes new features for a ...

In a sea of coding-for-kids products, an update to Anki’s holiday-shopping darling, Cozmo the robot, may have one of the best chances of success. Read on.

Opting for easy-to-program robot software ensures that programming and controlling the robot is simple, even for engineers embarking on their first industrial robot project.

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.

Alfred University electrical engineering classes are introducing high school students to electrical circuitry and computer programming High school students from the Arkport and Canaseraga school ...

Typically, when we want to tell a robot where to go, we either pre-program a route or drive it around with some kind of gamepad or joystick controller. [Robotcus] decided to build a simple robot ...

But what can be reliably accomplished when the robots on hand are simple, inconsistent, and lack sophisticated programming for coordinated behavior?