Some robots make people feel like climbing the wall, and other robots climb the walls themselves. Root a new code-teaching robot is the latest in a long line of teaching bots designed to inspire ...

"Some of the more accurate robots out there have 300-page user manuals. I've seen some code for these, and you have to know algebra and matrix transformations to still be able to do anything." ...

It’s a three-inch tall, green and blue robot, with a white dome on top of its head that lights up. It’s from the planet “Loopitron,” and it landed here to teach children as young as four-years-old how ...

That's why a group of roboticists from Harvard's Wyss Institute created Root: a small hexagonal robot designed to ignite their interest in coding. Root was designed to crawl on a white board ...

The Vortex robot pairs with iOS and Android smartphones ... while the WhenDo app has a simplified drag-and-drop interface as many learn-to-code programs today offer, it’s not something the ...

Traditionally, instructing a robot on how to execute a new task required the creation a complex piece of code, which the robot would then rigorously adhere to. However, Toyota has now devised a ...

The students learned how to code robots over the last two months. Each robot was decorated with a special balloon created by the students. The students were able to make their float glide down a ...

And that breakthrough requires not a single line of code to be fed to the robot. The project is being run by the Toyota Research Institute (TRI), and the first details on it were announced this week.

The students then use their computers to sync up the robots, use programming to communicate commands, and code the robots to perform certain tasks. IPS officials say this type of block-based computer ...