GreenFish is an apparel company with a conscience and a conservation-minded mission. GreenFish believes in supporting sustainable fisheries for the long term. Getting involved is easy. For each GreenFish product you buy, GreenFish will donate 5% to the sustainable fisheries partner of your choice through their GreenFish Gives program. And with that, GreenFish is building a movement to nurture our fishing stocks for future generations to enjoy.

1. Could you introduce yourself to our readers?
My name is Bryan Godber and I am the founder of a new company called GreenFish. GreenFish is the first apparel brand completely dedicated to promoting a lifestyle of sustainable fishing...more »

1. Could you give us a little history behind your organization?
Our group, Hmong Kayak Fishing Club, started with four friends (Rocky Ly, KB Xiong, Tony Yang and Will Yang) who found the sport of kayak fishing to be most fun and rewarding. We banded together to form our Facebook-operated club in hopes to make aware the sport of kayak fishing to our Hmong community...more »

1. How can people find and buy your products?
I have a web site that clock enthusiast can view. www.grandfatherclocktowers.com

2. Where do you find inspiration to build your clocks?
I have always had an interest in clocks but to pursue it as a hobby it is a very time consuming but a very a rewarding experience and sense of accomplishment...

1. What is Bots High documentary about?
Bots High is a feature documentary that follows three high school robotics teams as they design, build, and compete with combat robots in a national competition. It’s math and science education in action, plus two of the three teams followed are all-girls teams.

2. Do you build robots as well?
I don’t, but if I knew programs like this existed in high school I definitely would have! But I hope when things calm down with the film I can compete in a future competition...more »

1. Could you in a few words introduce your project?
MorpHex is a sphere shaped hexapod that is able to walk on six legs and transform into a ball. MorpHex also has the ability to roll like a ball by moving the sphere sections in a sequence.

2. What fascinates you about building robots?
I’ve always been fascinated by robots since I was a little boy and have made also sorts of funny machines ever since then. I find hobby robotics fun and challenging, especially since making robots involve many different skills like programming, electronics, mechanics and design. Making a machine that moves like its alive is the part that really fascinates me...more »

Please introduce yourself to our readers.
Our company is called Creative Machines. We make things that encourage creativity, support social interaction, and inspire self-confidence. Practically this means we make interactive museum exhibits for science and children’s museums, permanent public art installations, and rolling ball sculptures. We have been active for 15 years and have work in many countries around the world. The distinction between these markets blurs a bit internally. We’ve always defined ourselves by what we want to do rather than say...more »

1. How did you come up with the team name “TeamDARE Eindhoven”?
Our team is called “TeamDARE” which stands for “Daring Autonomous Robots Eindhoven”. We needed a team name when participating in Eurobot in 2005. The name sticked since then.

2. Please give your name and any professional designation and tell me what each of your engineering specialties are and where and how did you each gain them?
TeamDARE consists of 9 experts from various high tech companies and institutes in Eindhoven or her direct vicinity, including ASML, Philips, Prodrive, CCM, DAF Trucks...more »