Watch “National Geographic Live! – Robot vs. Tiger” on YouTube

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Watch “Evolution Of Dance by NAO Robot” on YouTube

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Scratch for Arduino

Looking for an easier language to use with your Arduino? Check out Scratch for Arduino.

Many people of heard of Scratch. It is an easy to use programming language for beginners. A lot of schools use this to teach the basics of programming to kids, it is graphical in nature (form programs by drag and drop blocks).

Now add the arduino and it would make for a great language for people just starting out in robotics.

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UDOO

UDOO is a project on Kickstarter that adds 4 rasperry Pi’s with an Arduino on one board. Look really neat and it is already way past its fundraising goal!

Check it out:

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Watch “Keller Rinaudo: A mini robot — powered by your phone” on YouTube

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Romotive

http://romotive.com/

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MAKE | Building your First Robot – EZ-Robot BoxBot

http://blog.makezine.com/2013/04/04/building-your-first-robot-ez-robot-boxbot/

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ENGINEERING.com | The Engineer’s Ultimate Resource Tool

http://www.engineering.com/

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Multiboot the Raspberry Pi

Berryboot is a simple boot selection screen, allowing you to put multiple Linux distribution on a single SD card. In addition it allows you to put the operating system files on an external USB hard drive instead of on the SD card itself.

Berryboot Website

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Watch This Gymnast Bot Stick an Impossible Landing

From Gizmodo

We can’t get enough of these tiny but impressive robot gymnasts who flip through the air and stick their landings. We’re probably only seeing the one time it lands upright in about 100 attempts, but who cares? They’re only going to get better and better. And one day the summer Olympics might actually be worth watching. Give that robot the wood medal. (Because it’s not programmed to recognize the value of gold.)

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