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- Get a
Grip on Robotics
http://www.thetech.org/exhibits_events/online/robots/overview/
An online exhibit that explains the five degrees of robots and
seven degrees of mobility freedom, featuring interactive pages to
explain this information. The site elaborates on the moral issues
of robots and contains discussion questions for classroom use. It
also offers useful information but is non-printable.
- Features many pages of kid's
activities that could be assigned separately or used for web
exploration. It also has other robot-related links.
The History of Robotics
http://cache.ucr.edu/~currie/roboadam.htm
California middle school student Adam Currie won his state's
History Day competition with his website on the history of
robotics, which features great graphics and information about
robot history.
Ambulatory Robotics Lab
www.cim.mcgill.ca/~arlweb/
Site contains pictures and videos of robots designed to
simulate the
movements of biological organisms.
Robot
Information Central
www.robotics.com/robots.html
A directory filled with hundreds of links to other robot-related
sites,
everything from games, simulations, and robot clubs to stories and
books.
Also has information about doing a school report on robots.
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