Robot Magazines

[pomprocker]

What do you recommend for an educated individual in their mid to late twenties ?

I am somewhat new to robotics, but I checked out Robot magazine and that was like for kids...


Servo? Nuts & Volts?

What do you recommend?

[MarkBrown]

Personally, I really liked Nuts and Volts and Servo.  I only view their free online sample, but both magazines had articles that I enjoyed reading.  Nuts and Volts isn't strictly robots, but it still seemed to have a decent amount of robotic content.

[Trumpkin]

robot http://www.botmag.com/

[pomprocker]

, but I checked out Robot magazine and that was like for kids...

[Steve Joblin]

I have subscriptions to all three (N&V, Servo, and Robot Magazine)... they are a fun read, but like so many hobby magazines, the articles are usually pretty surfacey and often lack details.  I really wouldn't recommend any others for the simple fact that in the US, there aren't any others! 

[zack]

Not strictly robotics but electronics/robotics.  One is from down under called the Silicon Chip.  Another good one is Circuit Cellar.  Then there is this British mag called Elektor.

All three carry good articles on microcontrollers.

[Admin]

N&V, Servo, and Robot Magazine

I emailed all three, volunteering to write for them for free, but never a reply back

[zack]

N&V, Servo, and Robot Magazine

I emailed all three, volunteering to write for them for free, but never a reply back

You should try circuitcellar.  I've heard good things about them.

[airman00]

N&V, Servo, and Robot Magazine

I emailed all three, volunteering to write for them for free, but never a reply back

ouch

perhaps you should try again right after the upcoming Robot Contest