robotics

Boston Dynamics has been a leader in developing robots, and their latest "performance" made me do a double-take

The Acadiana High School Robotics Club will soon be entering a national competition of science and technology, and they need your help raising funds to participate.

A growing number of people believe artificial intelligence is one of the greatest threats to humanity. AMC Network has aired 2 seasons of a British TV series called "Humans," in which highly sophisticated androids are commonplace. Brothels are staffed by them...

Admission is $10 and you can either bring your own RC car or borrow one from Big Boys Toys and Hobbies who will be on site with loaners.

Technology is great -- until you end up on the unemployment line.

After their robot died in Round 2, Team 3616 successfully made repairs to their robot during the break between matches, and made a PHENOMENAL comeback!

Their science experiment (it's the size of a stick of butter) that will test the effectiveness of antibiotics on E. Coli bacteria.

Lafayette has a lot to be proud of today, as the David Thibodaux STEM Academy Robotics team had a great showing at the 2016 FIRST Bayou Regional in Kenner, Louisiana. The team finished in 26th place in the game called 'FIRST Stronghold.' FIRST is a program for students in Grades K-12...

The first of its kind being offered in Louisiana, the Red Stick Rumble offers FIRST Robotics teams from around the country an opportunity to experience our rich Louisiana culture while participating in an intense rematch of the previous season’s game.

FIRST (which stands for 'For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology') teams compete in a spirit of "gracious professionalism." This means that the young men and women share tools, supplies and expertise openly with their competitors in order to help every team perform their best.

Lafayette's Team Phenomena 3616 is based at Comeaux and is composed of students from Lafayette High, Comeaux and the Home School Group.

FIRST Robotics provides high-school students with hands-on learning opportunities in engineering and science, and the FIRST Robotics Bayou Regional needs YOUR help to be a success!

Team Phenomena, a group of approximately forty high school students from several area schools who work together and compete in robotics, need your support to continue their success.

I didn't see the crate it came in, but I bet it was labeled 'FRAGILE.'

If you believe as I do, that we need to encourage little girls to study science and math, you will love this!

In this competition, the teams built robots which had to identify a mock oil rig fire on a small playing field and then “extinguish” the fire.

It was an exciting series of matches between student-built robots in a game called 'Aerial Assist.'

99.9 KTDY is live from Kenner at the FIRST Robotics Bayou Regional, where four Acadiana teams are competing today and tomorrow.

It's a competition between 56 student-built, student driven 120-lb robots. And it's awesome! These are teenagers. Building robots. That do amazing things.

What do you get when you put a software developer, a realtor, a robotics engineer, artist, photographer, and designer together? Some great ideas! Crawford Comeaux, Jackie Lyle, and David Mayor are seeking funding in the amount of $8,205...