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Monkey Controls Robot Arm - At the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University, research is being done with Monkeys and Robotic Arms. They have successfully been able to have monkeys control a robot arm from their brain activity.
Robotic Fly Article - A Robotic Fly the size of a penny is being developed by Robert Wood's Microrobotics Lab at Harvard University's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

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While teaching robotics at the Chabot Space and Science Center, Harvard University graduate Jutiki Gunter, was amazed by the excitement the children showed while building robots in his class.

Realizing how few educational outlets existed for children to learn robotics, Jutiki conceived the idea of creating a space in which children could build robots, and expand their math and science skills.

Robotics for Fun was established in 2004. The program provides a year-round learning environment for children in all aspects of robotics.

Since we first opened our doors, children come to class excited and ready to learn. Parents literally have to pull them away from their projects at the end of the day.

We believe that young children can learn at a college and professional level, if given the chance. At Robotics for Fun they have the chance!