It’s designed to be strong and easy to build, using a minimal number of parts that are all available online, which makes ...

Home > Extreme MIT is 3D printing custom robot bumpers Expensive robots can be damaged by a simple bump, but programmable viscoelastic materials from MIT could change that.

Fully 3D-printed and controlled via a locally run large language model (LLM) chatbot, the robot can be assembled for as little as $70, including all materials, electronics, and power supply.

Rapid Robotics' robots featuring custom grippers for printed circuit board assembly. Applications for 3D printing/additive manufacturing has grown by leaps and bounds over the past decade—particularly ...

A new project led by MIT researchers envisions a future where you can three-dimensionally print your own custom robot at a "Robot Kinkos." These robots could help with household tasks or be great ...

A robot with elaborate, 3D-printed legs is able to walk across different types of surfaces, including sand and pebbles.

Meet Rapiro: the Kickstarter-backed, Raspberry Pi-powered robot friend, 3D-printed for maximum cuteness.

A new startup is making it easy to design unique 3D models--and have them delivered to your door--through a patent-pending, Web-based creation engine. Robots are just a "Trojan horse" though, and ...

Here's how 3D printing makes the robots that make everything else One of the largest industrial robotics companies in the world demonstrates how rapid prototyping has already disrupted manufacturing.

Apis Cor entered the Guinness Book of Records in October 2019 by building the world's largest 3D-printed structure (in terms of volume) in Dubai.

Now that 3D printing technology is taking off, some truly unique projects are beginning to emerge from all sorts of talented people. Take Gael Langevin, a French sculptor and model marker who has ...

VideoResearchers at Harvard University and University of California, San Diego have made the first 3D printed robot with both hard and soft body parts that can make more than 100 jumps on its own ...