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Robotics research at Stanford University has developed a climbing robot that is modeled after the best climber in the world, the gecko. The robot uses it's feet to peel off from the wall while actuators move the vehicle up the wall. Have a story suggestion...
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Getting involved in FIRST robotics shows students and volunteer engineers that solving problems is not necessarily solving the problem. Woody Flowers explains the new direction of engineering. Have a story suggestion? Want to be featured on Engineering...
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The origins of the FIRST robotics competition goes back over thirty years and during those years, traditions and creative exercises evolved to what FIRST is and stands for today, success. Have a story suggestion? Want to be featured on Engineering TV...
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The FIRST Robotics competition partnered with Lego to create a junior league and since then the league has grown to include the Junior League, the Vex Challenge and the FIRST Robotics Challenge. Have a story suggestion? Want to be featured on Engineering...
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Competition at the FIRST Robotics challenge include several ways to test the engineering of the students robot, including an interesting game where random alliances are chosen and points are awarded based on the alliances performance. Have a story suggestion...
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Autodesk software has been working with FIRST for 16 years providing animation and design tools to schools to implement into their curriculum to experience, through prototyping, their designs before building. Have a story suggestion? Want to be featured...
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The FIRST robotics league is a competition that occurs annually. The mission of the league is to promote science and technology through robotics as part of a schools learning curriculum. Have a story suggestion? Want to be featured on Engineering TV?...
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The project based introduction to engineering at Georgia Tech helps to target students interested in engineering strengths while also opening their eyes to other possibilities in the field for success. Have a story suggestion? Want to be featured on Engineering...