Delaware daily roundup: Robots come to life; Easing the homebuying burden; What’s next for Delaware Futures

Kids use coding to bring a robot to life

Eleven kids aged seven to 10 attended “Computer Guts and Robot Brains” summer camp, led by Deanna Bledsoe. Using coding and circuitry, the students gave a voice to their very own “viral robot,” thanks to a collaboration with Wilmington artist Chez, whose colorful outdoor robots can be spotted all over Wilmington.

“Seven to 10-year-olds can do stuff like this,” Bledsoe told Trechnical.ly at the camp’s end-of-session showcase.

➡️ Read my “Computer Guts and Robot Brains” experience

Realtor-created app makes homebuying easier

Goby Homes is an end-to-end encrypted, B2B platform for real estate brokers and their clients to make the home-buying process easier, per founding CEO Terrence Nickelson. The company’s tools allow people involved in purchasing property to look at home listings, share documentation, schedule calendar events and create group chats.

“We describe it as a next-gen collaboration platform that essentially improves how parties communicate and share information securely,” Nickelson told Technical.ly. “Our platform serves as an all-in-one hub, a centralized hub.”

➡️ Read Kaela’s report here

News Incubator: What else to know today

• Bardea will build out a new full-service Italian restaurant at DECO, its third space in the downtown food hall. [Delaware Online]

• Delaware Futures continues to provide services despite challenges. [Spotlight Delaware]

• Data shows teacher dissatisfaction in Delaware schools. [Town Square Delaware]

• Drinks to keep you cool while the world heats up. [NPR]

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