Learn how to program a robot in this sci-fi puzzle game. News. By Fraser Brown published 5 March 2019 Code your way through conundrums. ... Look at me, Mum, I'm programming robots.

A 10 year old can program in RobotSee. Those words, to me, are a challenge. And one that I have to accept, because the good folks at Freescale have provided me with my own FSLBOT, which came in ...

Even if you don't have experience with robots or programming, there's a wide variety of low-cost robots and helpful online tutorials that can get you started, and we're also delighted to announce ...

The new training method doesn't use sensors or onboard control tweaks, but a single camera that watches the robot's movements ...

It can take weeks to reprogram an industrial robot to perform a complicated new task, which makes retooling a modern manufacturing line painfully expensive and slow. The process could be sped up ...

Learn robotics programming as you make Sloth use its two legs to walk, kick, or even dance. It’s equipped with an HC-SR04 ultrasonic landing module, so Sloth can even detect and avoid obstacles.

Can Robots Learn to Improvise? ... Robot trainers at Autodesk use virtual reality to teach an artificial intelligence program for robots how to move boxes under varying conditions. Photo: Autodesk.

In this way, the robot can gather individual steps from various videos and assign them rules according to its programming, putting them together in the correct order.

When we tell the robot to GO it follows the program. We can learn how to make a robot, like the Bitesize Bot, move around a grid or map using a program. Image caption, The Bitesize Bot.

Whether it's which tasks we can automate, the cost and time necessary for robot automation or how workers can contribute, the rise of easy-to-program robots forces us to rethink our assumptions ...

Researchers at the Tokyo Institute of Technology have reported creating a robot that can make educated guesses about its immediate environment and learn how to perform new tasks that it wasn't ...