From the lab
What we're building and teaching
These are the projects the lab is actually working on. Some are open-source hardware builds, some are software and workflow practice. Each one lists its own sources and license terms.
Roadrunner Robotics OSL handles open-source classroom robotics projects sized for different teaching contexts. A semester-scale walking robot for advanced CTE, capstones, and clubs — students design, build, and debug a real gait while learning mechatronics, sensors, and code iteration. A fast Raspberry Pi Pico workshop build with LEDs, inputs, outputs, and enclosure design that fits camps, STEM nights, and beginner microcontroller lessons. A privacy-safe ESP32 LED matrix project that connects code, APIs, and storytelling for IoT, mapping, and place-based learning. Each project ships with parts lists, build guides, lesson plans, safety guidance, and standards-alignment language. Request a classroom quote for a fit recommendation, kit pricing, and grant-ready support materials, and use the Grants page to find matching funding leads before deployment.
Current work
Projects
Open-source attribution
Where a project derives from open-source work, its source and license are stated in that project's own write-up. Verify the upstream license terms before commercial use.
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