Design Your Own Robot
                  This website allows you to design and construct
                  virtual robots to accomplish six different tasks. As
                  you engage with this interactive website from the
                  Computer Museum, you will learn about the
                  elements of robot design.
                  http://www.tcm.org/html/galleries/robots/index.html

                  Build the LEGObug
                  Send your kid to MIT to play with building blocks?
                  Easy to follow step by step instructions help turn
                  your pile of LEGOS into an intelligent and remote
                  controlled robot.
                  http://lcs.www.media.mit.edu/people/fredm/projects/legobug/

                  Legomindstorms     This is a commercial site maintained by Lego.
                  I know this sounds absurd but I believe that a little experience
                  in robot building may go a long way professionally.

                  Online Learning Environment: Robotics
                  A multimedia presentation introduces basic robotics
                  vocabulary with an interactive animation of a robot
                  arm. Check student progress with a follow-up quiz.
                  http://www.geocities.com/Baja/8205/robothome.htm

                  There’s a Robot In Your Future
                  Robots, androids, artificial brains, Discovery
                  Channel Online has it all!
                  http://www.discovery.com/stories/technology/robots/robots.html

 Artificial Intelligence at About.com      For the most of us, Artificial Intelligence is very  interesting field of study. One of the most enjoyable AI technologies is probably robotics: you can play with electronic circuits and systems, while learning about power supply systems, motors and gears,           sensors, control and navigation techniques, machine learning, etc. Each of these fields has numerous books dedicated to its study. This week I'll introduce a new book for robot builders, called "Robots, Androids, and Animatrons"
 (12 Incredible Projects You Can Build) by John Iovine,
 author of several popular titles that explore the frontiers
 of scientific research, from home-made holograms to the
 Virtual Reality. 
Of course with your expertise at web searching I am sure you can find even better sites.