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Robotics Students "Dig Up Dirt" for Scholarship Twenty-two teams of undergraduate and graduate students from throughout the country tested their robot designs in a "head-to-head" challenge at the US Astronaut Hall of Fame, near NASA's Kennedy Space Center, Fla., May 27-28. Teams remotely controlled their excavators or "lunabots" to determine which one could collect the most simulated lunar regolith, or dirt, in a given time. The 1st place winning team was Montana State University, whose lunabot excavated 21.6 kilograms, or about 47 pounds, of dirt within 15 minutes, received a $5000 scholarship provided by NASA's Exploration Systems Mission Directorate and an invitation to return to Kennedy to view a future launch.

Robotics Students "Dig Up Dirt" for Scholarship Twenty-two teams of undergraduate and graduate students from throughout the country tested their robot designs in a "head-to-head" challenge at the US Astronaut Hall of Fame, near NASA's Kennedy Space Center, Fla., May 27-28. Teams remotely controlled their excavators or "lunabots" to determine which one could collect the most simulated lunar regolith, or dirt, in a given time. The 1st place winning team was Montana State University, whose lunabot excavated 21.6 kilograms, or about 47 pounds, of dirt within 15 minutes, received a $5000 scholarship provided by NASA's Exploration Systems Mission Directorate and an invitation to return to Kennedy to view a future launch.

Robot Policeman - Big Train - BBC Comedy Policeman John is transformed into the future of law enforcement by a group of keen scientists, some sticky back plastic and a cardboard box. Funny sketch from BBC comedy show 'Big Train'.

High School Students Put Robots to the Test Sixty-three high school robotics teams faced off in a battle of minds and machines at the Virginia Regional For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology, or FIRST competition. Working closely with teachers and volunteer mentors, student teams have six weeks to design, build, program and test a robot that can perform a series of pre-determined tasks. The event was held at Virginia Commonwealth Universitys Siegel Center. Regional winners will compete in the FIRST world championships in Atlanta next month.

High School Students Put Robots to the Test Sixty-three high school robotics teams faced off in a battle of minds and machines at the Virginia Regional For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology, or FIRST competition. Working closely with teachers and volunteer mentors, student teams have six weeks to design, build, program and test a robot that can perform a series of pre-determined tasks. The event was held at Virginia Commonwealth Universitys Siegel Center. Regional winners will compete in the FIRST world championships in Atlanta next month.

Robot Cars Discovery-News.com: Why drive when robots can do it for you? Researchers at Virginia Tech take Jorge Ribas on a ride into the future of your commute. For more technology news stories, visit dsc.discovery.com

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Pregnant in Prison A lifestyle of addiction and crime led this college grad to spend her pregnancy behind bars. Lockdown: Female Felons : SUN JUNE 14 9P et/pt : channel.nationalgeographic.com