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Here’s another team story from the FIRST championship in Atlanta next week! I had the opportunity to ask a few teams some questions, check ’em out! FIRST Robotics Challenge Team 341: Miss Daisy 2010 is shaping up to be one of Miss Daisy’s most successful years ever, based out of Ambler, PA. At both the […]
Here’s another team story from the FIRST championship in Atlanta next week! I had the opportunity to ask a few teams some questions, check ’em out! FIRST Tech Challenge Team 32: Einstein’s Daughters Einstein’s Daughters is an all-girl robotics team from San Diego. They’ve been in the world championship four years in a row. This […]
I’m delighted to share with you the stories of three stellar FIRST teams set to compete in the championship in Atlanta next week! I had the opportunity to ask the teams a few questions, check ’em out! FIRST Tech Challenge Team 25: Team Rock N Roll Robots Rock N Roll Robots is a Girl Scout […]
Dale reports that the last Open MAKE event at the Exploratorium was a great success. The above videos show the three featured makers for the month: Walter Kitundu, Ge Wang, and Krys Bobrowski. The Exploratorium’s blog has more: The event got off to a great start as the Young Makers got busy soldering piezo microphones […]
We’re thrilled with the response that we’ve been getting for the Make: Robot Build. The weekly project newsletter has far more subscribers than we expected, and is growing into a little thumbnail course on robot design and construction, the Robot Build area of the MAKE Forums has some nice conversation going on, and we’re starting […]
Know electronics and want to learn programming? Or know programming and want to learn electronics? Learn both side-by-side with BASIC Stamp Activity Kit!
The Boe-Bot Robot is built on a high-quality brushed aluminum chassis that provides a sturdy platform for the continuous rotation servo motors and BASIC Stamp’s USB Board of Education. Many mounting holes and slots may be used to add custom robotic equipment or off-the-shelf add-ons.
