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Go, Rover! Travis TAG students program a robot to dance (video)
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Go, Rover! Travis TAG students program a robot to dance (video)
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Meet Rover; Texas Instruments’ first robot for educational use to help promote computer programming in a fun and simple way. He’s blue, he has wheels, and he can dance.
Talented and Gifted students at William B. Travis Academy were among the first in the country to play and interact with Rover during an unveiling. The students learned to use calculators to program him to dance.