Here’s a really cool DIY Servo robot built with *very* expensive servos, at $200-300 each! Of course, you can buy a similar consumer product like G-Robot from Japan here too.
First post here but figured I would share my most recent work; an RX-64 servo based custom human ...
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Feelin’ lazy? Don’t want to actually play iPhone games yourself? Well then, you can make yourself one of these DIY iPhone Rockeband-playing robot fingers that will take all th ...
Check out this cool little DIY robot that can ski downhill, amazing ain’t it?
This could be the tip of the iceberg for future generation of ski robots. Of course, these can possibly save lives in the future under harsh snow conditions.
I’d also love to see if they c ...
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I know the Japanese have been advancing with robotics over the last decade or so with its advanced robots like Asimo but looks like the U.S. Army is fueling its efforts to have its own throug ...
The UC Berkeley EECS department has been developing these robots that mimic traits of a cockroach and can also survive a 300-foot fall from the top of a building to the ground. Apparently, this could possibly lead to better disaster-proof designs for airplanes, cars, and alike ...
Currently, there’s probably these two RC Wifi spy robots which might works the best for securing your home or even great as kid’s toys to beat house boredom.
First up is the Erector Spykee Wifi Spy Robot that can be controlled via WiFi, also doubles as a digital music ...
Could this be the future of the blood donation? You how it goes, you go down to the blood every three months or so and donate your drop of blood, have chat, drink and biscuit. Then you are on your way it is simple but can cost a lot of money to run, so what is the answer?
This ...
Anyone who has seen the fantastic Honda ASIMO in action must have wondered how long it would be before these guys were in our homes. Well the answer is now, because there is a 1/8 scale Honda ASIMO figure that may not have the same features as the full size one, but it could be s ...
Here’s a great example of someone who used Twitter to control his home appliances. Of course, this is completely do-able with some meticulous planning. I do see more and more automation DIYs using Twitter as communication platform for their projects, very useful indeed ...
We’ve had many previous blog posts on brain-controlled robots. Well, here’s another one to keep your mind interested!
Japan scientists at the Honda Research Institute have unveiled the world’s first brain to machine interface. Dubbed BMI short for Brain Machine In ...
