Watch how a simple cardboard and a DC motor come together to create an amazing RC robot. This fun DIY project showcases creativity and resourcefulness, turning basic materials into a functional ...

Using cardboard as the primary material for the robot offers several advantages. Firstly, it is incredibly cost-effective. At just $1.00 for the cardboard, it significantly reduces the overall ...

Most of his mesmerizing sculptures are made with just cardboard, glue, and a knife. Warren shows us how to build our very own robot helmet, using the techniques he's perfected throughout his ...

Sounds easy, and obviously works very well. ... 16 thoughts on “ Beautiful Cardboard Robot Build ” notarealemail says: June 16, 2016 at 1:20 am Nice.

Robot sumo is not as easy as it looks. The robots need to push their opponent out of the ring, so they are equipped with a host of sensors. The main challenge is their autonomy—they are not ...

Cardboard makes a great prototyping material, but what makes the whole project sing is the way the designs allow for easy modification and play while being easy to source and produce. The Hackaday ...

Smartibot, which launched on Kickstarter today and starts at about $40 for U.S.-based customers, comes with everything you need to get a miniature robot up and running: a sheet of cardboard that ...

The aim of the robot is pretty simple: this 6 foot robot claw, made of cardboard and a little bit of plastic, will not only pick objects up, but also drop them in a specific place.

Meet Boxie, the cutest cardboard robot to ever roam Earth. Boxie is the creation of a team researchers at MIT's Media Lab, who set out on a project to gather stories from people with only the help ...

The required Nintendo Switch lists for $299.99, and the Labo cardboard is pricey too: $69.99 for a variety pack with five projects, or $79.99 for the robot kit.