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  • Cool Science: Review of How to Clone a Sheep by Hazel Richardson
    Kids love science when it's served up on their level and written in a lively, humorous style. That's exactly what you get with How to Clone a Sheep by Hazel Richardson and Illustrated by Andy Cooke. This fun little book is a first-rate introduction to genetics, DNA and cloning aimed at kids in about the 4th through 8th grades. The book also has som […]
  • Book Review: The Nexi Robot
    The Nexi Robot by Toney Allman will fascinate you from beginning to end. It relates the quest of MIT robotics professor Cynthia Breazeal to build a social robot, one that learns like a person does and that interacts with people in a social way. Much different than tool and task oriented robots that dominate the robotics field, social robots are designed to l […]
  • A Story Before Bed – Create Your Own Read-aloud for Your Kids or Grandkids
    Jackson Fish Market has created an application called A Story Before Bed that lets you read a story to your own kids online. The product has many very cool applications and ideas. […]
  • StoryChimes – Kids’ Books for Your iPhone
    Here's a great idea. Justin James, a dad with some cool ways to keep kids occupied, developed his iPhone app, called StoryChimes, to provide stories for kids on their parents iPhones and iPods. […]
  • Cool Tech: Video Gaming Device Inspires Use in Robots
    People have all sorts of receptors in our body, both in our skin and our muscular system, that provide us feedback on how strongly we are grasping an object. The adapted video gaming device is being designed to provide that same feedback to operators of military robots. Picking up explosives with out detonating them is an immediate application. […]

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