Hexa is a six-legged, sensor-laden robot that’s a blank slate for people to program their own functionality into, and share those skills across a social network of tinkerers.

Available for just under $300, this little guy has pre-installed behaviors, but is designed to let you code your own.

Running a small business is hard enough without trying to compete with a factory full of robotic arms. Now a startup has unveiled the Dobot M1, a consumer-level programmable robotic arm with ...

Unlike traditional robotics systems that often come with hefty price tags and proprietary software, Reachy Mini is fully programmable in Python, with support for JavaScript and ...

For all of the promises made by Apple and Google, none of their smartwatches will give you superpowers. Strap on MIT’s new wearable, though, and you can suddenly have an extra pinky, a third ...

The robotic hand (described as a "body integrated programmable joints interface") is equipped with 11 motors that can be rearranged and reprogrammed to satisfy different uses.

Sphero’s robots are $100 toys. Mistys are something else altogether: programmable, multipurpose, extensible devices that, at $1,500, cost about the same as a good PC.

A robotic hand developed at EPFL can pick up 24 different objects with human-like movements that emerge spontaneously, thanks to compliant materials and structures rather than programming.

This robotic hand is just as dextrous in the dark as it is when it can “see” its surroundings, just like a human hand is when trying to feel around for something. This is proprioceptive ...