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Berkeley Humanoid Lite: An Open-source, Accessible, and Customizable 3D-printed Humanoid Robot

The ESP32 requires no app, it can be controlled from any PC or mobile device that has a web browser.

This combination deal contains most of the parts you need to build an Arduino-controlled Zumo robot. It consists of a Zumo Shield for Arduino, a Zumo chassis kit, and a Zumo blade. You will also need a pair of micro metal gearmotors, four AA batteries, and an Arduino to complete your Zumo robot (motors, batteries, and Arduino sold separately). This product is a kit; assembly (including soldering) is required.

This Magic Shelf is pretty much how I assumed Amazon works, but I get the sense that they're only 1/2 way there?

Say hello to our 'Popinator' - the world’s first fully automated, voice activated popcorn shooter triggered by the word "pop".

The beast above is a robotic system intended to be operated remotely in hazardous areas where network infrastructure is scarce. The robot is controlled over a WiFi network that originates on the robot and is extended by dropping the black repeater units on its back. I and seven other computer and electrical engineers built this monster as part of a senior design project at Northeastern University.

The beast above is a robotic system intended to be operated remotely in hazardous areas where network infrastructure is scarce. The robot is controlled over a WiFi network that originates on the robot and is extended by dropping the black repeater units on its back. I and seven other computer and electrical engineers built this monster as part of a senior design project at Northeastern University.

On Tuesday morning I got to the office early and found this going on. It seemed like a video worthy moment, so here you go.

"These aren't my creation... The following images contain the blueprints for a Dalek. I used them to create my Ray-traced Dalek. These files were originally found at the Doctor Who FTP archive at frontios.niagara.edu (now defunct)."

"The Game of Robot-Programming Fun Program Robots using graphic chips. A great way for Kids of all ages to enjoy the fun of programming ChipWits will be back in late 2010 "

I always wanted one of these. I remember playing with one in a computer store with infocom titles on the shelves. "HERO (Heathkit Educational RObot) is the name of several educational robots sold by Heathkit during the 1980s. The Heath Company began the HERO 1 project in October 1979. The first units were available in 1982. Models included the HERO 1, HERO Jr., and HERO 2000. All three were available as kits, or for more money, prebuilt by Heathkit. Currently, the 1980's models are considered collectors items, due to their apparent rarity. For the most part, they cannot perform practical tasks, but are more geared toward entertainment and education above all."

"With the release of what is almost certain to be the greatest movie of all time today in the UK and across the world over the next week, I thought it would be an excellent opportunity for me to hunt down some robot t-shirts, especially as the previous robot-themed lists have are two of Hide Your Arm’s most popular articles to date."

"An Austrian electrician has invented the world's first tattooing robot and it runs the Palm OS. According to the news site Ananova, Niki Passath, 25, has unveiled his invention, which he calls Freddy, at a hi-tech fair in Vienna. "

"If you have happened by 826michigan lately, you may have noticed that we have had people working on our robot store seven days a week, all hours of the day and night."

"Liberty Street Robot Supply & Repair shirts! Because we have a hard time keeping these on the shelves, to order, please email amy@826michigan.org or call 734 761 3463 to check color and size availability"

"Known as the CardioArm, the curved robot has a series of joints that automatically adjust to follow the course plotted by the robot's head."

"PRE-ORDER new GLOW-IN-THE-DARK variant! The next round of prints will be available on both American Apparel and Alstyle stock AND now all the robot eyes glow-in-the-dark (new pre-order stock only!). 51 celebrity robots pulled from popular culture references from literature, film, tv, cartoon, children’s literature, video games and even rock music."

"This hip fabric belt with a fun wind-up robot illustration printed and sealed on the metal buckle is the perfect way to add some character to your look. Basic black with a chrome metal closure."

"More of a glorified IT department than police, Ramsay and his team take care of “runaways” — robots who have gone awry."

"Daft Punk in Tron-inspired versions of their robot suits playing a touch-screen mega sampler/computer/synthesizer"

"Roboquad™ is the world's first inquisitive alien-like robot. Unique movements and advanced sensor array"

"for the sake of this discussion we are talking about rabbits, however I must make a disclaimer that in motion detection and autofire if an unwitting person is tresspassing on my property and happens to walk into the field of fire... well we will refer to

"He should not have called me a piece of crap."

"The mighty folk comedy duo New Zealand's Flight Of The Conchords proform their song "Humans Are Dead" Enjoy"

"We are currently developing and studying dance-oriented nonverbal play with between children and the robot Keepon, designed and built by Hideki Kozima."

"Watch this robot with human looking legs walk over anything!"

Asimo seizes up and falls off some stairs. It's saying something when a robot normally works well enough that a pratfall becomes funny.

"Engineers at Cornell University have designed this odd-looking machine that can rebuild itself and also could perform repairs on itself."

"Bathed in atomic radiation, these champions - Monkey, Ninja, Pirate, Robot - fight to the death, in order to claim the sweet, sweet uranium for their people... and victory!"

Printable cartoony papercraft robots

"Knitted Robots by Jess Hutchison"

Holy cow! It's a mecha-furry!

"Japan has taken a step into the science-fiction world with the release of a "robot suit" that can help workers lift heavy loads or assist people with disabilities climb stairs."

Whga....?

"Officials at Carnegie Mellon University are excited about a graduate student who has developed a robot capable of doing origami -- the traditional Japanese art of folding paper to make figures or sculptures."

Vintage robots!

"It takes instructions directly from an architect's computerised drawings and then squirts successive layers of concrete on top of one other to build up vertical walls and domed roofs."

I, for one, welcome our new robotic linguists