SumoBoy is a multipurpose Arduino-based robotics kit for sport and education. A team of die-hard robotics enthusiasts has come together to create the world’s first mini sumo robotics kit and is ...

A new mini sumo robot kit allows users to program and create their very own robot.

Arduino is now offering a fully-assembled robot, designed as a base platform for electronics tinkerers' DIY robotics projects. Its hardware and software are open-source, and designed to be hacked.

In Sumo Robot competitions, robots push competitors outside a circular ring. The robots use electric motors and Arduino boards, and are programmed by middle school students.

Autonomous robot Sumo competition Ars Technica's Jennifer Hahn visited Cooper Union's end-of-semester Mechatronics course autonomous robot Sumo competition.

The participation aims at empowering young men and women in Zaatari camp to become innovators through a series of trainings on Sumo Robot. The team learnt how to build a robot from scratch in addition ...