Now on Kickstarter, Robot Turtles is a new board game designed by a Google executive that teaches kids who can't even read the logic of programming.

Technology Robots ART, the turtle robot, gets by swimmingly in water and on land The best of both worlds. Sara Kiley Watson Oct 12, 2022 4:00 PM EDT ...

A robot can move on land and through water thanks to morphable limbs inspired by tortoises and sea turtles. The Amphibious Robotic Turtle (ART), made by Robert Baines at Yale University and his ...

The robot turtle's body is made of aluminum, which will protect all that equipment a lot better than the first Naro's fiberglass hull. Like the Naro, the second-generation sea turtle robot is also 1m ...

A group of engineers at Yale University and West Chester University have created a mechanical turtle that morphs to traverse land or water. Their hope is that the robot will help humans explore ...

Source: “Multi-Environment Robotic Transitions through Adaptive Morphogenesis,” by Robert Baines et al., in Nature, Vol. 619; October 13, 2022 (reference).

A group of Yale University researchers created a robot that resembles a turtle due to its morphing limbs allowing it to explore multiple environments like water and land. Feb. 1, 2023 ...

Tiny robot bugs, a skateboarding mutant turtle and a doughnut-scented backpack decoration are some of the new toys hitting the store shelves as kids prepare to head back to school in about a month.

Robots with legs should be able to walk as efficiently as possible and consume as little energy as possible. Turtles are a good example of this.