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Robotics educators, mentors, students and professionals are being offered the opportunity to exchange ideas and concepts through the National Robotics Education Foundation.

This website is one of several initiatives being offered by this non-profit organization dedicated to advancing robotics education in junior, senior high schools and colleges.

   


It will be responsive to the
needs of all robotics
educators through information
exchanges, seminars,
conferences and free
curriculum exchange efforts.

To do this, we need advance
information about robotics
initiatives, milestones and in
particular, education trends. To
facilitate this, the National
Robotics Education Foundation
offers a monthly newsletter,
online communities at state
and national levels and a
frequently updated website
covering the vast, growing
world of robotics.

This website features the latest
information on the following topics:

FIRST, BEST, Botball, TSA, MATE, Trinity Fire Fighting, FIRST LEGO League and numerous other robot compeitions held on local and national levels.   
Robotics Curriculum offered commercially and robotics lesson programs available as freeware 
  
The Latest news on:
  
Educational robots 
Field robots 
Space robots 
Medical robots 
Industrial robots 
Service robots 
Consumer robots 
Military robots 
Social welfare robots 
Entertainment robots 

Given extensive use of surveys,  advisory panels and expert analysis, many issues highlighted by the National Robotics Education Foundation  are often not identified until months later by the popular press.

Robotics Education News

RoboGames, the world's largest open robot competition, invites mechanics, closet machinists, artists and engineers of all ages, skills and means to compete at RoboGames this June.
Tune into the live webcast on Thursday, May 22, 2008, to learn about 
NASA's Phoenix spacecraft and its upcoming mission on Mars.
The format is using legos, however, leadership, and team building are the key aspects of this program.
Buying a child a robot presents a number of possibilities and related questions. In this article by David Greenbaum, "Mayor" of Robot Village in New York City, the most pressing questions are answered.
A rich selection of tools is available for programming LEGO Mindstorms NXT robots.
Robot magazine Editor-in-Chief Tom Atwood had the privilege of presenting at the Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Educators Conference on the current status of the robotics industry in the U.S., and the challenges we face to grow these markets, which include technologies ranging from hobby to industrial robots. 
Waiakea High School's Robotics Club, 17 students and 6 accompanying adults, returned from their 8 day learning journey in Tokyo and Nagoya, Japan on Monday, November 12, bringing with them 3 awards.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) today announced that 11 teams have been selected as finalists to compete in the DARPA Urban Challenge Event on November 3 at the former George Air Force Base in Victorville, Calif.
The winner can water plants, remind owners to take their medication, turn lights on and off, and control appliances.
The brain of an insect isn't very big, but bugs in a swarm are somehow able to make decisions of startling complexity.