Ismael Serrano and Miguel Gesteiro have already released a mobile application for Android and IOS to drive the Escornabot via Bluetooth Low Energy. It is available at iOS App Store and the Android Play:

The CloneWars 3D printing community has launched the first challenge to its members in order to print Escornabot bodies. Collected pieces will be joined with the vitamins needed to complete 4 full Escornabot Kits in collaboration with Abierto.cc and donated to a state school of Madrid region.

Last year, regional administration of Galicia pushed an experimental learning program aimed for teachers of primary education. The goal was to promote student introduction into Robotics, of course, using our favourite robot completely designed with Free Software and Open Source by the Escornabot's community.

Os Patrucios (a familia viaxeira do Equipo Escornabot) xa están de novo dispoñibles!

Despois dunhas tremendas experiencias no CEIP Victor López Seoane de A Coruña, das que axiña teredes ampla documentación na escornawiki, os escornabots viaxeiros están dispostos a facerse ao camiño e coñecer novos horizontes!

We are working on the web!

We are trying to get the new version of Escornabot fully documented, so we are making changes on the web. If you find something broken or that doesn't work as expected, please, be patient! We hope that it will be solved as soon as possible...

Probably, you have seen a new guy around us.. Its name is Brivoi and it will be the new stable version of Escornabot.

At the moment, it is completely operable (and handsome, of course) and, over the features, we want to remark the following ones:

Jorge Lobo, teacher at CEIP Lope de Vega school in Madrid, proposes an interesting way of building mazes with barriers made of straws and clothespins.

The maze challenge consists in programming the Escornabot in order to cross the maze and don't crash with the walls. One error will cause the building destruction by the bug. Fortunatly, these barriers are recyclable.

Escornabot's site is on the air from today. Beep-beep go!