So, you’ve gotten past the first week or so and now you’re ready to lead some serious learning. If you haven’t set up a makerspace […]

Global Human Capital Report 2017 — from the World Economic Forum Excerpt from the Conclusion section (emphasis DSC): Technological change and its impact on labour […]

The GoPiGo is the simple Raspberry pi-based starter robot you have been looking for. The post Is Your School Interested in Robotics? Check out our […]

Technologies such as autonomous vehicles rely heavily on the imaging technology they have to capture their surroundings.  A recent paper from engineers at Stanford and […]

Automation has impacted a wide range of areas, but perhaps nowhere more so than in retailing, where machines have been increasingly deployed in areas such […]

A few years ago I wrote about a study looking at the relationship between humans and robots.  The researchers suggested that we are much more […]

I’ve written a few times about the use of drones in the provision of security.  For instance, a startup called Aptonomy provides a drone that is […]

At long last, the Microbit is available in the US. This is an amazing platform for programming and you can do so MANY THINGS with […]

In an AI-powered world, what are potential jobs of the future? — from readwrite.com Excerpt: With virtual assistants answering our emails and robots replacing humans […]

I’ve written a number of times previously about the drive towards smarter cities, with the Internet of Things used to monitor key infrastructure and even […]

On todays episode of the TeacherCast Podcast, we welcome Kat Kennewell and Phil Grigonis on the program to showcase the amazing Edison Robot from Microbric. […]

Should you consider bringing robotics into your general education classroom? In this episode, we discuss this very topic with Microbric and Sphero. The post STEM […]