You can learn how robots work using just cardboard, duct tape, and a few recycled components! A peek at research-based projects from GeekMom Kathy Ceceri’s book “Robotics: Discover the Science and Technology of the Future.”
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Low Tech/No Tech Robotics Projects for Kids on Make: Live Stage at World Maker Faire 2012
You can learn how robots work using just cardboard, duct tape, and a few recycled components! A peek at research-based projects from GeekMom Kathy Ceceri’s book “Robotics: Discover the Science and Technology of the Future.”
