THOMASVILLE— Thomas County first graders at Garrison-Pilcher Elementary School use Bee-Bot, a programmable robot, to teach the basics of coding. In this spring-themed introductory lesson ...

Robotics was added in 1998 ... In 2013, Shady Hill introduced its kindergartners and first-graders to Bee-Bots, simple programmable toys that teach algorithmic thinking (algorithms are like ...

Don’t be alarmed. They are just 5-inch-tall “Bee-Bots,” simple robots that the kids can program to go forward, backward and turn. “For a good technology future, you need to bring the ...

Can we build an army of robots to pollinate our fields? Although the task turns out to be Herculean, it has helped inspire research into how robots can help bees in an entirely different way.

Transporter turtle bots. As well as aerial drones, the students at ETH Zurich are also working on an incredible robot called Naro-Tartaruga. It’s a seagoing robot, designed to loosely bio-mimic ...

These are Bee-Bots. They're the basic robots that kindys would use. I'll make one go now. Boy presses a button on the back of the bee robot, and the bee robot rolls forward. They can get places.

They’re so efficient at reaching a consensus, in fact, that researchers created a mini-robot ... bots using a modified version of a previously designed mathematical model based on scout bee ...

The robot is available at several retailers for $249.99 including ToysRUs.com, Amazon, and Hammacher Schlemmer stores. The bot has two wheels and is fully programmable with 16 sensors and four ...

But what if your game happens to be ping-pong? A team has developed a smart robot that provides players a programmable opponent to challenge. Trainerbot is designed to sit on a table and lob shots ...

A neat new ‘bot from a German robotics design studio is a DIY affair that lets any Maker with an X-Acto knife slap together a programmable, moving machine. ZURI’s exterior structure is just ...

After two weeks of working with them, the school’s nearly 300 students broke up into teams to compete with their Bee-Bots, smiling black-and-yellow robots they program to move forward ...

Thankfully, the spider bot creators at Roboeve spent more time watching cartoons instead of science fiction when they created Xpider, the world’s smallest programmable robotic spider.