Automation in Our Future – A case for all kids to learn programming using robotics. Robotics and programming need to be compulsory for all students. Our kids need problem solving skills to avoid ...

Thomas Alva has developed Edison, a palm-sized, bright orange, programmable robot compatible with Lego bricks that is intended as an affordable introduction to programming and robotics for youngsters.

Here's more about the Edison Robotics Club from their website: The robotics club challenges students to design, build, program, and partner with other teams in VEX competitions.

Those of you that would like to learn more about programming robots, might be interested in the Edison programmable robot which can be programmed using a free open source graphical programming ...

The STEMAZing Project looks to integrate robotics, computer programming and engineering across subject areas. The program includes more than 500 Edison robots, books and supporting supplies.

An Adelaide company behind a low-cost robot called Edison has raised $83,256 from 928 backers, smashing its $20,000 target with five days to spare, while drawing strong interest from teachers and ...

By learning to program a virtual, 3D animated robot while planning and strategizing the virtual robot to participate in challenges, “students compete within their class, grade, school, district ...

[Renee] dropped a tip to let us know about EddiePlus, her balancing robot creation. As its name might imply, EddiePlus is controlled by an Intel Edison processor. More specifically, [Renee] is usin… ...

EDISON – Watt’s Up? (Team 5169) of Say Watt Robotics received the Think Award at the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) Eastern Super-Regional Championship in York, Pa. on April 5.

The idea of domestic robots isn't new, but Intel and Trossen Robotics are aiming to make it actually happen with the 3D-printed Jimmy powered by the chip firm's new Edison development board.

Robotics and programming need to be compulsory for all students. Our kids need problem solving skills to avoid being displaced by automation and we need to start teaching them now.