The fall industrial design studio, UX/UI-Robot in a Box, was led by Professor of Industrial Design Deb Johnson, BID ’86, with designer and alumnus Steve Turbek, BID ’95, joining as a guest instructor.

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What if the tools once reserved for innovative labs and elite industries were suddenly at your fingertips? Imagine building a DIY robot that navigates your home with centimeter-level precision or ...

Here’s another project aiming to make DIY robotics as easy as child’s play. Moti is a smartphone-controlled smart motor, currently seeking funding on Kickstarter, that can be attached to everyday ...

The Soft Robotics Toolkit, a joint project between Harvard University and Trinity College in Dublin, has been created to address the growing interest in building DIY robots. Rather than a one-stop ...

Unleash your creativity with these 8 genius DIY inventions that you can easily create at home! Our video showcases innovative projects that effortlessly blend creativity with practicality. Perfect for ...

Bolstered by $10M in Series A funding, Vincross, a consumer robotics company we've been following closely, is releasing what may be the most alluring DIY robotics kit for makers yet. Vincross is best ...

Something wild is happening in robotics right now. While big companies chase $100,000 humanoids that most people will never see in person, a grassroots movement is quietly building the “Android of ...

For Steve Norris, making hand-built robots is the perfect hobby. He's a software engineer at work and handyman at home, so DIY robotics brings together his interests in hardware, electronics and A.I.

Phillip Torrone shows us a new, not-yet-released, but totally open source MP3 player that will be sold in kit form. Quinn Norton/Wired.com SAN DIEGO -- Hackers have long been used to cranking out code ...