The Edison robot project has been created by Microbric based in Australia and is currently over on the Kickstarter crowd funding website looking to raise $20,000 AUD in pledges to make the jump ...

In the buzzing field of children's robotics, it can be hard to stand out from the crowd, but the adaptable, programmable, LEGO-ready Edison is doing just that.

Edison is a brilliantly accessible way to bring problem solving and robotics to every classroom.” – Joe Davis, Nanogirl Labs “The Edison robot is a great little classroom tool.

Robotics and programming need to be compulsory for all students. Our kids need problem solving skills to avoid being displaced by automation and we need to start teaching them now.

The Samsung Gear 2 Smartwatch runs Tizen and in the following demos we can see how it connects to an Intel Edison development board, which is running Linux that is built using the Yocto Project ...

Thomas Alva has developed Edison, a palm-sized, bright orange, programmable robot compatible with Lego bricks that is intended as an affordable introduction to programming and robotics for youngsters.

Four eighth-grade students at the Edison Intermediate School in Westfield recently competed in teams of two as finalists in the 2018 New Jersey Cyber Robotics Competition at the New Jersey ...