A new STEM-friendly Lego set teaches kids how to construct their own robots and learn computer coding while they do it.

Program participants learn all different aspects of robotics: building, programming, wiring and marketing the program. The team accepts kids across the county in grades K-12.

Enter Vortex, the robotic toy for kids that teaches them how to program and how to build their very own technology.

At Kingwood Middle School and Kingwood High School, students are getting a more hands-on learning experience with building ...

This rural Arkansas elementary and middle school teacher gives her students rich STEM experiences by using a creative mix of ...

Sorrento ValleySorrento Valley — Cables and screwdrivers cover every corner of a partitioned room where different kids build new robots each week, making cardboard mazes to test their robot ...

The Shonkbot is what the team at Bristol Hackspace came up with for a robot that is obvious in its working and encouragingly easy to build, even for kids (with supervision).

Tech it Out Robotics camp teaches kids about robotics and engineering through hands-on activities like building and programing robots.

Other programming-by-demonstration tools exist, but Demoshop is unique because users can dynamically edit and preview their robot demonstrations on the spot, adds Gopika Ajaykumar, a PhD student in ...

A group of children gathered at the Verdugo Log Cabin in Burbank on Thursday for the first day of a two-month course in which they’ll learn to build mini-robots, which eventually can function as ...

The best robot kit for younger kids, Lego Boost turns programming into a game your child will want to play.