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I’m excited to share this book focused on robotics and AI concepts with readers, especially given how fast this field is evolving. Thanks to Gemma Open Door for Literacy for supporting this book and adult literacy more generally! #ai #robotics #teaching #writing

Explore the connection between STEM and spatial reasoning in a new VEX PD+ Insights article by Dr. Yuhan (Jimmy) Lin! 💻 This article dives into examples of how spatial reasoning helps strengthen STEM performance. Plus, learn how bringing robotics to your classroom can help improve this skill in students of all ages. 🗞️ Read here: https://buff.ly/4ji9Z0q

What happens when what you've created isn't moving in the direction you need? Do you give up? Not these teens in Robotics! “Squdl”, our VEX V5 gifted to The Wakaboomee Program by Eaton, to put it kindly, wasn't doing what our team had coded it to do for the last few weeks….. So, back to the drawing board our teens went. Squdl is undergoing a bit of a metamorphosis. 🥴 So Amy P. and Tijuandria Smith, please let all our friends at Eaton know that Squdl might look a bit different than expected the next time you see him! BIG THANK YOU to Ed Tech Unite for supplying us with all the pizza to nourish our minds as we bring Squdl to life. We'll meet again in August. Details coming soon! Do you know any teens into Robotics who’d like to join our team? SPECIAL THANK YOU to our AMAZING instructor, John Patterson who volunteers time away from his incredible research with Dr. He (Helen) Huang to guide teens in The Wakaboomee Program through the power of Robotics. You make our sessions so much FUN! Together, we can sustain our communities with STEAM education like FREE Robotics Sessions! These teens are teaching us that when things aren't moving in the direction we need, don't toss the idea - transform it. Innovation can change the trajectory and ultimately make the vision remarkable. Want to suppprt these sessions so that ALL teens can experience Robotics for FREE? https://lnkd.in/e3T3s8Nj #Robotics #communityIMPACT #EATON #wakaboomee

Are you going to the Georgia Mathematics Conference? While you’re there, check out Knowles Senior Fellow, Mandi Dean’s Presentation “Robot Ruckus! Mathematical Learning Through VEX Robotics”, October 17, 2024 at 1pm! In this session, you will explore ways that robotics principles related to engineering and programming can provide students with opportunities to learn mathematical concepts in an applied setting. You will also discuss strategies for getting started with VEX robotics. Let us know what you think about the presentation! #knowlesteachers #GMC2024

Through projects that involve robotics, artistic creation, and scientific experiments, STEAM education makes learning more engaging and prepares young ones for the challenges of the future. After all, it's in childhood that we begin to shape tomorrow's innovators! 🤖🎨🔬✨

Giving our children the best opportunities in life is every parent's top priority. Robotics can be an excellent way to get kids interested in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) from an early age. This cutting-edge field allows kids to develop a wide range of valuable skills in an engaging, hands-on way. Here are 5 compelling reasons why you should get your child involved in robotics.

At our STEM Camp, we’re all about making science and technology come to life in fun, engaging ways for kids! That’s why we’re excited to introduce kids to the basics of robots—how they work and what makes them tick. It’s the perfect starting point for sparking curiosity and inspiring creativity. 🤖 Robots are incredible machines that can perform tasks on their own, often doing things that are too hard, too dangerous, or even too boring for humans to do. At Hartford Club Sci Kidz, we aim to make these concepts come to life through exciting, hands-on activities. As they build and program their own robots, they’ll practice skills like problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork. #STEMCamp #FutureEngineers #HandsOnLearning #RoboticsForKids #InspiringCuriosity

Even Sam wanted to play with Fable Go 🐕🥎 Fable Go is a dynamic educational tool that enables students to explore advanced concepts in robotics through practical, engaging projects: ▪️Robotic soccer: programming robots to simulate a soccer game, integrating physical engineering and computational thinking. ▪️Maze navigation: developing algorithms to navigate robots through intricate mazes, sharpening problem-solving skills. ▪️Interactive storytelling: depicting scenes from stories or historical events, fostering a deeper understanding of narratives. And more! Discover how i3TOUCH and Fable robots by Shape Robotics can elevate your curriculum—learn more on our website https://lnkd.in/dS9gbAW5

The robot in the Maze Runner project uses an advanced pathfinding technique known as the A* (A-star) algorithm. This method efficiently determines the shortest route through the maze by combining elements of best-first search and Dijkstra's algorithm, striking a balance between exploration and proximity to the goal. This project was developed by our students as part of their coding and robotics training. Interested in partnering with Nigenuis? Visit https://lnkd.in/deQtibwp to learn more!

How to Get Started with Robotics? There are many options for prospective roboticists to break into this field. You'll need to practice important abilities like arithmetic, science, programming, and problem-solving for a future of robotics and automation. Additionally, you'll need to learn robotics fundamentals and gain experience designing and developing them.  The Data Science Bootcamp online covers the AI ecosystem's most recent tools and technologies. It includes masterclasses with the ideal blend of live, instructor-led sessions and self-paced modules, as well as work on six capstone projects that open doors to employment with the best companies in the world.