Music and dancing at its best. This Boston based robotics team has nailed it! My favorite rock and roll song with the coolest moves ever. Do I share this song with my preschoolers?
Absolutely! Been doing that for years.
Do they love it? Oh, yes!
Do we dance together? You bet we do!
Now I can show them even more – with technology.Thank you for posting this, Kim.
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Thanks for sharing this Jennie! I’ll bet your kids will LOVE this!
My pleasure, Beth. Yes, they will love this!
so funny
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I saw this earlier in the week, and have watched the progression of the robot. It’s amazing, isn’t it?
I bet the kids were fascinated and had fun dancing along with them.
It is incredible what that can do. I look forward to showing it to the kids when we get back to school.
The kids will just love this!!
Yes, they will!
I bet the kids will love that combination of robots, music, and dancing.
I had seen this on Kim’s blog too. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
I think they will. It might inspire someone to study science down the road, too. Best to you, Pete.
Wow! That is some feat of engineering!!!
A real ‘how did they do that’?
My nephew, who has a master’s degree in mechanical engineering, could tell us. In excruciating detail.
Haha! Maybe listening to him while drinking a glass of wine would work. Hmm..maybe not. 🙂
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Delightful choice to reblog, Jennie! As a friend used to say, Dance like nobody’s watching! Hugs on the wing.
Thanks, Teagan. It’s a toe-tapper, feel good one for sure. Hugs to you!
Wow very smart and fun at the same time
Indeed!
That doggie has some pretty delicate ‘en pointe’ ballet moves!
HA!
Yes!! 😀
That’s gorgeous, Jennie. I loved seeing the man in a mask watching from upstairs. It certainly puts the year on the video. 🙂
Yes!! I wish I had been upstairs watching, too.
Such fun! We would have been dancing along.
Yes we would! 😀
Funtastic! 😉 Thank you for sharing, Jennie!I am sure your students have a lot of fun with this video, and not only one of them in future will walk in the footsteps of these great software engineers. Michael
I think they will have lots of fun with this! Wouldn’t it be wonderful if it inspired a child to pursue science or engineering?
For sure,Jennie! Great thing!
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Loved that, Jennie – raised a smile on a cold winter’s evening. Well, a huge grin, actually. A very Happy New Year to you!
Thanks, Mike. I’m still tapping my toes. Happy New Year!
Fantastic. I identify with the jerky movements of the robot! Where did my smooth moves go?
I know! I used to have great moves. Did you love this song as much as I did?
I did for sure.
I’m so glad! 😀
So clever! One of my favorite songs, too. 🙂
Yes!!! 😀