Pulaski County Middle School is expanding robotics programs, giving students hands-on experience with coding, engineering and technology careers.

Alton Middle School launches robotics program with $10K grant from Project Lead the Way and Phillips 66, fostering STEM skills and career prep for local students.

Robby the Drummer robot plays drums with chopsticks on a tambourine. Provided by Kids Explore Robotics What started out as a passion project for one Center Grove graduate has evolved into a family ...

A Sarnia youth not-for-profit is gearing up its robotics programs with help from a local industry. A $50,000 sponsorship from ...

WAKARUSA — Wa-Nee Robotics continued its track record of excellence this season with its 10th straight year of sending at least one of its teams to the VEX Robotics state championship in ...

A Utica Community Schools FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) robotics team is one of three teams honored internationally in a competition’s Safety Animation Award.

Building a robot that can reliably perceive, plan, and act in the real world is hard—especially when conditions change minute ...

Four years ago, the Philly robotics community celebrated an influx of funding to support youth programming. Now, student teams are struggling to find funds to keep competing. For a city that recently ...

More than 200 elementary students in Mason Public Schools are taking part in a robotics program that pairs them with high ...

CU Robotics is in a unique position to be an innovator in the robotics space as the 8th doctoral and 15th master’s program of its kind in the country and its proximity to Boulder as one of the world’s ...