National Robotics Week

A collection of activities and resources for teaching Introductory Robotics (& pre-engineering) with LEGO® sets. Mostly for using WeDo kits, but also NXT kits as well as generic LEGO bricks for introductory activities. A work in progress!

Liquid Robotics is launching a grand challenge, scientific Pacific Crossing of 4 ocean robots (Wave Gliders) on 11/17 in San Fran Bay. They will be in the ocean for a year collecting ocean data and continuously feeding of this data back to anyone who registers for the data. LiquidRobotics is also launching a contest for the most innovative scientific research conducted on the PacX Challenge data. The prize is 6 months of the winner's customized Wave Glider route and sensors. Really cool. Teachers, get in on this!!! Throughout this year, the LiquidRobotics team wants to work with you, the global educational community as well offer a Young Innovators award at the end. Get your students involved in following the Wave Gliders over the year with STEM projects.

This problem explores the challenge of determining the common node between two linked lists.

You will design and build a device to sort bricks or M&Ms by color.

IISME Project: MS Geometry lessons in support of the Personal Satellite Assistant - an onboard, autonomous robotic of the International Space Station.

This lesson is part of the Athabasca University Astronomy 230: Northern Lights, Northern Skies course. In this lesson, you will learn how to describe the history of unmanned space flight, how to identify some of the purposes of unmanned space flight, and how to describe some of the important unmanned missions that have been successful.