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Tag Archives: robot
“Battle of the Finalists” Vote for the Best Game
Ladies and Gentlemen – The Battle of the Finalists has begun! You decide who the winner will be. This is a close contest. We are down to two student finalists for the “Robot Games Design Competition” that is being sponsored … Continue reading
Teaching Technical Success: Ontario Technological Skills Competition
Students from across the province gathered in Waterloo Ontario this week to promote, practice, and celebrate the technological trades available for students in today’s industries. Continue reading
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Teach Realistic, Industrial Robotics with the new fischertechnik ROBO TX Automation Robots
The fischertechnik ROBO TX Automation Robots set acts as both a replacement and an upgrade to the recently retired “Industrial Robots II” kit. As you would guess from the name, this set addresses the construction and programming of the type of robots commonly found in industrial settings, such as automobile manufacturing, on a production line or in an automated warehouse. Continue reading
