Stories from Research and Development, Product Previews, Product Feedback & Naming Competitions
BLOG UPDATE JULY 2020: You can now find MARK on our online shop PROJECT UPDATE MAY 19th: Kickstarter is LIVE – visit our campaign page & claim your reward! In gearing up for our Kickstarter Campaign here is a what’s in the box explanation of the star of the show Make A Robot Kit &… Read More Make A Robot Kit – What’s in the Box
BLOG UPDATE JULY 2020: You can now find MARK on our online shop BLOG UPDATE MAY 2020: Competition is closed, to get your own MARK, visit our Kickstarter! Have you had your eye on our upcoming Kickstarter Project – Make A Robot Kit ? Make a Robot Kit, aka MARK is a friendly platform to… Read More WIN your own Pre-Release MARK
Hajimete! Let DL pushing madness begin! Original article by Dmitry Maslov published on Hackster.io Robot-sumo, or pepe-sumo, is a sport in which two robots attempt to push each other out of a circle (in a similar fashion to the sport of sumo). The robots used in this competition are called sumobots. From Wikipedia, the free… Read More Deep Learning Sumo Robot
Nostalgia is a sentimentality for the past, typically for a period or place with happy personal associations. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The first video game was created in October 1958 by Physicist William Higinbotham. It was now famous Pong arcade game, which was imitating simple game of tennis. Since then video games became more… Read More GameGo, a Retro Gaming Platform
Hey you! Yes you, we’re inviting you to join us as a leader in our community! Are you a STEM zealot? Whether you’re a parent with a knack for getting your kids involved in learning with DIY tools or an experienced STEM educator who regularly teaches classes we would love your perspective. Here are some… Read More TinkerGen Ambassadors Callout
Over the past six weeks I have had the privilege to test an early release of the new educational robot from TinkerGen. It is called MARK. What is different about this robot is that it combines AI, robotics and electronics. A good combination. While it is intended for the younger age group, older STEM students and… Read More User Review: Hacking the MARK Robot by Philip Mallon
