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The QTrobot from LuxAI was designed to help children with autism learn to interact with humans
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BUSD Robot Build Day May 5th, 2016
The 21st Century Robot Project has one goal: to get as many people as possible to image, design and build robots.
We believe that anyone can design and engineer their own robot. We’ve pulled together a set of tools, materials, media and engineering kits so that young minds (of all ages) can explore their awesome and innovative ideas.
In Spring 2016 we brought our robots and design process to three middle schools in Burbank, California (Luther Burbank, David Starr Jordan and John Muir Middle Schools). Working with the newly formed robot clubs we got the students imagining and building robots using design, engineering, programming and even science fiction.
The 10-hour program designed with Arizona State University’s Teacher College took the students through multiple phases to understand robots and how to build them. At the end of the semester the 21st Century Robot crew traveled to Burbank and gathered all three schools together for one awesome robot build day. During the full day event students met their robots and in small working sessions worked directly with the 21st Century Robot’s crew of designers and engineers to imagine what each club would do next with their robot.
Imagine:
What’s your robot’s name? What would your robot do that nobody else’s do?
Tell us a story: What would your robot do while you were at school?
Each student designed their own robot first and the worked collaboratively to imagine and design their club’s robot.
Luther Burbank Middle School Presents: Luther the Bee!
Student Designs
Sandy Winkelman’s work with the students to create the character.
David Starr Jordan Middle School Presents: Deemo!
Student Designs
Sandy Winkelman’s work with the students to create the character.
John Muir Middle School Presents: Johnny!
Student Designs
Sandy Winkelman’s work with the students to create the character.
Bringing the robots to life
Nicholas Nakadate’s work with the students to create the character.
BUSD Robot Build Day 2016
Jimmy the Robot at the build day.
The robots wait for their big reveal.
The big reveal!
Dixon Yant explains how Luther moves to the students.
Daniel Alner walks the students through the code that runs the robots.
The one thing that every 21st Century Robot should be able to do.
We want to thank all of our sponsors for their support and making the 21st Century Robot Project Burbank a success!
Robotics Club students from Jordan, Luther and Muir gathered to meet the robots each group designed and learned about coding, design and robotics at BUSD Robot Build Day 2016.
Burbank middle school students spent a semester building their own robots through a partnership with Warner Bros., Burbank Unified School District, and 21st Century Robot. READ MORE...
Engineers working for the Oreint company and a Right to Die campaign in Japan have recently built and designed the SeppuKuma to help those who wan't to commit suicide but lack the means to do so. SeppuKuma is equipped with 23 options for assisted suicide and has the strength to crush human bone.
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Warner Bros. has optioned the film rights to the book "21st Century Robot" by Brian David Johnson, with Roy Lee and Eric Roth attached to produce. The story follows Jimmy, the first-of-its-kind soc...
What would your Robot do? A video of the recent 21st Century Robot event in NYC.
Introducing the HR-OS1 Endoskeleton
The evolution of an open source, 3D printed 21st Century Robot from concept to creation. Melvin Estudillo (age 11) gave drawings and a description of what he would want his robot to look like and what he would want it to do. His drawings were then conceptualized by illustrator Sandy Winkelman and created into a 3D model. That 3D model was printed on a 3D printer as a shell for the HR-OS1 Humanoid Endoskeleton kit by Trossen Robotics. The robot's 3D printed shell was then painted to give it more personalization and to match Melvin's original vision. Melvin's robot's name is Callim. What would you want your robot to look like?
21st Century Robot was a hit at Maker Faire NYC 2014! Intel's futurist Brian David Johnson, along with a team of designers and engineers presented an open-source 3D-printable robot kit from Trossen Robotics that runs on the Intel Edison chip.
On September 19th 2014 at the Story store in NYC, 21st Century Robot was featured in an Intel press event. The 21st Century Robot team presented the different steps it takes to create a personalized robot. Children from a local Bronx school were present and showed their personal printed robots (they also sewed clothes and capes). Asked what apps they would use, two answered they wanted one that made the robot clean their room!
Brian David Johnson, Intel Futurist and architect behind "Jimmy" the robot, discusses the function and focus of personalized robots. Johnson also announces Intel's "Jimmy" goes on sale Saturday.