The ones and zeroes help computers know how to send a current of electricity through robots or other electronics. Zero stands for “off.” One stands for “on.” It’s all part of the binary ...

Sadly, it's in a bunch of binary that only a 'real nerd ... After the picture falls, a code is revealed: 1283. Seems as though the robots like their framed photos of beaches and cows a lot.

When speaking to most robot denizens around the Slums ... Step 1: While it's not a required step to solving the mystery of the binary code safe's actual passcode, you can seek out the geek ...

The robot takes “total control” of the ... TASBot tells the game to start reading controller inputs as raw, binary programming code at a rate of about 3.8KB/sec. From there, it’s relatively ...

Penn GRASP Lab student Lilian Stoesser works on a robotic flower that is programmed to open and close in response to the music of ''Beyond the Binary.'' (Emma Lee/WHYY) This year is the 100th ...

Those ones and zeros might not look like anything to you, but in binary code the numbers are actually saying “Hello!” Any code that uses just two symbols to represent information is considered binary ...