Robotics Competition In Washington
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Google Lunar XPrize Competition to End Without a Winner
Google Lunar XPrize, an ambitious $30 million competition to send a robot to the surface of the moon, will end without any of the teams able to meet the March 31 deadline.
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These Girls Have Built Robots Since They Were Toddlers; Now They're Competing On A World Stage
Colleen Johnson built her first robot at age 2, sitting on her father's lap. It was a "sumo" robot, designed to knock other automatons down. And it played the tune "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star."
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Afghan Girls Robotics Team Land In US After Visa U-Turn
A team of Afghan girls who were earlier denied visas to attend a Washington robotics competition landed in the United States early Saturday following an intervention by US President Donald Trump.
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U.S. Denies Visas For Afghanistan's All-Girl Robotics Team
It's not easy to get robotics equipment through customs in Afghanistan, but that didn't deter this plucky bunch.
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Competition Heats Up in the Race to Build Space Robots
A fleet of robotic satellites capable of repairing other satellites could theoretically save governments and private companies huge sums of money.
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Google Lunar XPrize Competition to End Without a Winner
Google Lunar XPrize, an ambitious $30 million competition to send a robot to the surface of the moon, will end without any of the teams able to meet the March 31 deadline.
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These Girls Have Built Robots Since They Were Toddlers; Now They're Competing On A World Stage
Colleen Johnson built her first robot at age 2, sitting on her father's lap. It was a "sumo" robot, designed to knock other automatons down. And it played the tune "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star."
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Afghan Girls Robotics Team Land In US After Visa U-Turn
A team of Afghan girls who were earlier denied visas to attend a Washington robotics competition landed in the United States early Saturday following an intervention by US President Donald Trump.
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U.S. Denies Visas For Afghanistan's All-Girl Robotics Team
It's not easy to get robotics equipment through customs in Afghanistan, but that didn't deter this plucky bunch.
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Competition Heats Up in the Race to Build Space Robots
A fleet of robotic satellites capable of repairing other satellites could theoretically save governments and private companies huge sums of money.
