Engineering-first robotics, AI, maker hardware, STEM, and creator technology reporting
A practical engineering guide to choosing encoders, IMUs, distance sensors, limit switches, cameras, and current sensing for school robotics teams without overspending or overcomplicating the robot.
How to Choose Sensors for a School Robotics Team in 2026 Read More
RECF Robotics keeps teams’ existing robots, parts, and practice investment usable for 2026–2027. The engineering story is less about a new brand and more about continuity, documentation, and maintainable student systems.
RECF Robotics Gives 2026–2027 Teams a Continuity Test, Not a Reset Read More
CODESYS will bring virtual PLCs, virtual safety control, CODESYS 4, and AI-supported engineering to Automate 2026 as industrial control becomes more software-defined.
CODESYS at Automate 2026 Shows Factory Control Moving Toward Software-Defined Workflows Read More
Raspberry Pi’s AI Arcade project shows how generative AI becomes more useful when it is constrained by real controls, boot flows, screens, and saved hardware interactions.
Raspberry Pi AI Arcade Turns Generative AI Into a Physical Maker Interface Read More
Arduino and Robu.in’s Physical AI Challenge India 2026 gives students and makers a practical framework for building sensor-driven edge AI systems.
Arduino’s Physical AI Challenge Turns Edge AI Into a STEM Hardware Test Read More
Arduino UNO Q is drawing search interest around local AI agents, examples, and maker-bench workflows. TVG explains what builders should test before treating edge AI as more than a demo.
Arduino UNO Q Shows Why Local AI Agents Belong on the Maker Bench Read More
NVIDIA’s JetPack 7.2 update points Jetson developers toward local agent workflows for robotics, inspection, industrial automation, and edge AI.
JetPack 7.2 Pushes Jetson Toward Agentic Edge AI Workflows Read More
Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra pairs 9K resin printing with auto leveling and AI camera monitoring. TVG evaluates what makers should verify before trusting the spec sheet.
Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra Evaluation: AI Monitoring Meets Desktop Resin Printing Read More
NVIDIA’s RTX Spark push suggests AI PCs are moving beyond marketing toward local inference, agent workflows, and developer-ready desktop hardware.
NVIDIA RTX Spark Points AI PCs Toward Local Agent Workflows Read More
Albert is a low-cost open-source quadruped robot project that puts gait, inverse kinematics, and mechanical tradeoffs within reach for makers and students.
Albert Shows How Cheap Quadruped Robots Can Teach Real Robotics Read More