Robots can code their physical actions, in Python, when given instructions by humans.

Note: This is just a small subset of all of the python projects I've created. The one showcased are much more entertaining to ...

Robot Turtles is a board game that teaches kids to code by guiding them through a maze. A kid “codes” his or her robot turtle by laying down cards, which correspond to commands.

Now on Kickstarter, Robot Turtles is a new board game designed by a Google executive that teaches kids who can't even read the logic of programming.

Straight out of the box, Anki’s adorable robot Cozmo plays games, fist bumps, and uses its big, blue digital eyes to convey convincing emotional range. And its brain uses machine learning, so it ...

Following in the tracks of turtles In preparation for becoming humanity’s overlords, robots have started controlling turtles. By first getting the reptiles to associate a red light with food ...

Shapiro, the father of 4-year-old twins, is creating a new board game called Robot Turtles, which he notes “sneakily teaches programming fundamentals” to those between the ages of three to eight.

Building robots that move with the motion and adaptability of living things is difficult. Coding a simple, nonmobile bot is somewhat less so.

FlipperBot has similar wrists to the hatchlings, which provides the same benefits and drawbacks. Neither the sea turtles nor the robot can maneuver in sand where there have been previous steps.