Students with learning disabilities (LD) struggle with particular skills like reading, writing, or mathematics and often require additional, individualized support to fill educational gaps. A team of ...

A new, dual-credit robotics class for eighth graders at Douglas MacArthur Middle School in Prospect Heights is allowing students to dive deep into engineering and other STEM fields while addressing ...

NORTH CLARENDON — A summer class through Vermont State University is aiming to spread robotics and STEAM education through the state’s teachers. The hybrid class, which began in July, will run until ...

From the switches and circuits to the wheels and wires, the Best Robotics summer camp might look complicated and a bit chaotic. "I had no clue what robotics was, what a robot was, all I knew was he ...

The Wheatley School has launched its inaugural FIRST FTC Robotics class, which allows students in grades 8-12 to dive into design, mechanical construction and coding while working collaboratively in ...

PORT TOWNSEND — Nearly a decade ago, Port Townsend High School science teacher Tim Behrenfeld noticed many students were coming out of middle school with some robotics and engineering skills — and ...

Robotics first entered our imaginations, but now it's becoming part of our lives without us even realizing it. Robot drones fly overhead, robot vacuum cleaners are on sale in stores, toy robots ...

BEZONIA — The Benzie County Central Schools robotics program received a $7,950 grant from the Benzie Sunrise Rotary Club to create a new yearlong middle school robotics class. The grant was awarded ...

Altoona Area High School marketing team members Kaelyn Krouse (left) and Arrow Kelly of the advanced robotics class familiarize themselves with their class’s entry for the for the BEST Robotics ...

If you are like us, you probably just spin up your own code for a lot of simple projects. But that’s wasteful if you are trying to do anything serious. Take a robot, for example. Are you using ROS ...

Seaman robotics teammates, from left, sophomore Micah Problesch, junior Kaiden Steichen and sophomore Reese Mumford put together the "end game" strings on their robot during a team practice Thursday.