A cute and engaging video where the letter 'R' is taught with its alphabet letter sound along with different words beginning with 'R'.

Romi's got a package from Canada. There's a robot inside. What can it do? Watch this fun video to find out.

An autonomous car finds its way around, video advertising that’s cheap and effective and an AI prices the cost of hacks. Plus, Michael and Anthony speak with a startup that wants to pay students for getting good grades....

In this week's episode, we explore cockroaches that provide clues to better locomotion, virtual reality therapy, and distant galaxies seen from the South Pole

Jane Margolis is an educator and researcher at UCLA, who has dedicated her career to democratizing computer science education and addressing under-representation in the field. Her work inspires students from diverse backgrounds to study...

Dianna Cowern from Physics Girl and Simone Giertz take this viral bucket riddle to the real world with a physical test. Which tank will fill first?

In this week's episode of NSF Science Now, we discover how a majority of American's can actually eat food grown locally, how robots learn, how video games can be fun and educational and finally we explore a future forest. Check it out!

This video is about a company called "Kyu" that started as a club activity and now focuses on creating sports robots using artificial intelligence. The founder shares their journey of creating different models of basketball robots and...

How should automated fact checking be integrated in social media platforms? How can a fact check have an impact?<br/>
Towards automated fact checking with Andreas Vlachos, Part 3

Mr. Clifford's 60 second explanation of Constant and Increasing Opportunity Cost.

In episode 56, Jordan and Charlie see what the buzz is about with RoboBees, and how researchers at Harvard have found a way to "stick" their landings. Their flying microrobots, or RoboBees for short, can perch by using electrostatic...

In episode 19, Charlie and Jordan delve into a study of mammoth proportions, chat about a new 3-D printed soft robot and an advance in breast cancer research.

This video is about a group of individuals who created basketball-playing robots inspired by the popular manga series "Slam Dunk." They hold the record for most consecutive basketball free throws by a humanoid robot (assisted). They...

Visit Dennis Hong's lab and you'll see robots climbing walls, negotiating bumpy uneven terrain, even typing a letter. One has a human-like hand, another slithers like a snake, another has human-like legs that it used to stand up and...

These college students from across the U.S. are getting an opportunity that is unavailable to many of them on their own campuses - the chance to program robots. This is a 10-week Summer Undergraduate Research Experience, or SURE for...

Assembly line workers won't be swapping stories with their robotic counterparts any time soon, but future robots will be more aware of the humans they're working alongside. With support from the National Science Foundation), roboticist...

Robert the robot has no manners. He won’t even listen to his parents! But when he meets his new neighbour Jack, things start to change. Jack is on a mission to help Robert learn about good manners! He enlists the help of Daisy and the...

Are human and machine fact checkers shifting from identifying falsehoods to suggestion mechanisms?<br/>
Towards automated fact checking with Andreas Vlachos, Part 4

The video discusses how to use conditional statements and loops in programming to automate tasks. It explains how if statements can be used to run commands based on certain conditions, and how while loops can be used to repeat commands...

Shimon: Now a Singing, Songwriting Robot

Marimba-Playing Robot Composes Lyrics and Melodies With Human Collabor

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He has moves like Jagger (almost). And he’s coming to a music venue near you....

Is there other life out there in the universe? Do aliens really exist? If so, then where are they all?! In this most epic of episodes, Dom has his favourite film (Aliens) interrupted by an extraterrestrial visitor - how very...

In episode 35, Charlie and Jordan explore new open-source medical capsule robots' hardware and software. Researchers around the globe who want to customize medical capsule robots won't have to start from scratch anymore.

Children stuck at home because of long-term health issues can attend school and reconnect with friends using a robot avatar.

The farthest distance covered by a quadruped robot is 134.03 km (83.28 miles). Use this clip to prompt a discussion about how robots can be used in situations that would be dangerous for humans. Think about the design of this robot, and...