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Students will work with Amazon engineers to learn about computer coding and how computers operate.

You know the latest class of NASA astronauts is young when the space agency announces that the Artemis mission to the Moon will be equipped with a digital assistant. And you know there’s going to be a clash of the billionaires over it because NASA chose Amazon’s Alexa over Apple’s Siri. Hey Siri … call... Read more »

Amazons Alexa has a new feature: it can fly you to the moon. The virtual assistant is set to launch on NASAs Artemis 1 with Ciscos Webex as part of Callisto on Lockheed Martins Orion spacecraft.

Amazon, Lewis Thomason, MTSU, Vanderbilt announce updates

Amazon Future Engineer is working with Georgia Tech and Pharrell Williams nonprofit YELLOW in a new K-12 competition intended to push students to understand how music, computer science and entrepreneurship can be tools used to advance equity.

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LAS VEGAS, Dec. 2, 2021– Wednesday, at AWS re:Invent, Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), an Amazon.com, Inc. company, announced two new initiatives designed

World Robot Olympiad (WRO) is an international robotics competition organised every year in over 85 countries around the globe. Hosted by the non-profit organisation World Robot Olympiad Association (WROA), this contest is divided into several categories for students ranging from 8 to 19 years old. At WRO 2021, held online this year, Bangladesh placed top spots in two

NASA’s contest wants kids to design a robot that digs the moon’s soil. Here's how to join Lunabotics Junior.

The Foundation For Excellence hosted its “Journey of a Scholar” event Oct. 10 evening virtually, highlighting alumni who were benefited by the organization’s scholarship program.