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Carnegie Mellon University unveiled a new project Thursday designed to help people make robots from parts found at the local hardware store. The Telepresence Robot Kit, dubbed Terk, was developed by ...

In the future, you may go to a "Robo Kinkos" store to have your robots printed. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology today announced a five-year research initiative to let people design ...

Robotics kits are a great way to get folks , young and old, interested in hacking and learning the basics. Quite often, the cost puts them off – it’s no fun if you mess things up while learning how to ...

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