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In the 2016 FIRST LEGO League Challenge, more than 28,000 teams of students age 9 to 16* will look into the eyes of our ANIMAL ALLIES. What might become possible when we learn to help each other? FIRST LEGO League challenges kids in over 80 countries to think like scientists and engineers. During the ANIMAL ALLIES season, teams will choose and solve a real-world problem in the Project. They will also build, test, and program an autonomous robot using LEGO MINDSTORMS® technology to solve a set of missions in the Robot Game. Throughout their experience, teams will operate under the FIRST LEGO League signature set of Core Values, celebrating discovery, teamwork, and Gracious Professionalism®. *Ages vary by countryAluminium Motor Mount E 1/4" Precision D Shafting 5" length (634082) 0.0770" Set Screw Hub 4mm Bore NEMA 11 Stepper Motor Mount 1018_2 Phidget USB Interface 8/8/8 Earn 77 Robo Points 3804_3 Acrylic Enclosure for the 1018 Earn 8 Robo Points
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RoboKits India started out in 2007 and is currently based in Ahmedabad, India. They are a fast growing company with a strong emphasis on innovation through research and development to design and build the latest and greatest in robotics parts and accessories to meet the constantly changing demands of an ever-changing technology driven world. Would workplaces that work for people with autism work better for everyone? Sue Warman, HR director for northern Europe at the software company SAS, thinks so.In the UK, SAS is working with the National Autistic Society to become an autism-friendly employer. The basic approach is captured in a question to which all workers may relate: “How should we manage you so that you can do your best work?”SAS is one of a growing number of organisations — including SAP, Microsoft and Ford — that recruit workers with autism, a neurodevelopmental condition. Though some autistic people have learning difficulties, some have high IQs and abilities to spot patterns that others miss — though they may appear socially awkward.
In his book Neurotribes, Steve Silberman recounts how a Microsoft supervisor told him that his top software debuggers had autism and held “hundreds of lines of code in their head as a visual image”. Yet Silberman writes that many autistic people never benefit from their talents: “They are unemployed and struggling to get by on disability payments.”Redesigning recruitment methods might help some autistic people reveal their skills. In the US, Microsoft runs a programme for autistic jobseekers, similar to one developed by SAP. Watched by hiring managers, applicants build Lego Mindstorms robots and are assessed on their ability to collaborate. Candidates are coached for the interview and hiring managers receive training on how to conduct an autism-friendly interview.Neil Barnett, who runs Microsoft’s inclusive hiring programme, says that of the 24 autistic candidates hired so far, 21 had previously applied to Microsoft, but failed to get past the phone interview stage.Recruits are given a job coach and their teammates receive training in how autism can manifest itself.