Carnegie Science Center’s, “Andy Roid” gets an upgrade. With a shiny new red body shell and latest version RT3 mechanics.
Seen here getting a few final adjustments from Marcus before leaving for Pittsburgh USA.
Carneigie Science Center Website
Marcus and Andy Roid
In July, Robothespian journeyed to Glasgow Science Centre where he will reside for the next three months.
W33G1E, as he has been named is happily settled in his new location.
Evening Times article
Glasgow Science Centre website
Glasgow Science Centre staff meet Robothespian
Zachary Pinder from Penair school has spent a week at Engineered Arts constructing and programming a Bioloid robot. The Bioloid is a robotic kit that can be disassembled and rebuilt into many forms. Zach successfully rebuilt the robot into a spider and a lizard and spent some time programming their movements.
Zach with robotic lizard
Marcus Hold accepted an award today, for his outstanding Contribution to the Knowledge Economy through Innovation.
He attended the ceremony and dinner hosted by, Unlocking Cornish Potential, held at The Keay Theatre in St Austell with Gill Spencer
Robothespian congratulating Marcus on his success
A great day spent discussing possibilities for improving RoboThespian’s social interactive skills with Chris Frith (Neuroscience of social interaction) and Uta Frith ( Autism: Explaining the Enigma ).
Photo: Will Jackson, Chris Frith, Uta Frith, Glenn Pierce and Tracy Rasburn ,(holding camera).
RoboThespian designers meet neuroscientists