Well, another month has passed and spring will soon be sprung. February found the NY Toy Fair awash with robots and the Zhu Zhu pet was named Toy of the Year. If you missed any of the news, check out this month's roundup.
Out with January and in with February. In case you missed anything last month, here is our roundup with lots of bots to celebrate. Thanks for hanging with us and let us know if you have any comments, questions or robots to share.
If you have finished gorging on turkey pot pie, turkey a la king, turkey sandwiches, turkey hash and any other dishes that use the leftovers, take a gander at our monthly roundup that included our Holiday Gift Guide as well as plenty of other endearing, yet fearful robots.
So little time, so many robots! Another month has come and gone and it seems that every day someone or some company has devised another one to make our lives easier, amuse us or make us very, very afraid. Here then is a wrap up of September, in case you missed any of the robotic action.
We cannot believe that summer is almost over and that all too soon the evil winter will be upon us. Here's our roundup of our August postings, in case you were fortunate enough to get some vacation time and missed any of them.
If it walks like a robot and talks like a robot, then it is probably not a duck. Check out our round-up if you missed out on any of our finds this month and rest assured we will be bringing you even more robot art, toys, wearables, kits, service bots and must haves in the months to come.
We are continuously surprised and pleased that there are such advancements in robotics, both here and worldwide. What seemed like Sci-Fi only a couple of decades are now becoming fact. Check out our June Round-Up if you missed any of the fun, not the least of which was the saving of our beloved Pleo. And visit our new Facebook page! We would dig having you as a friend, even if you are a human.
Search the word "robot" and you get about 93 million entries. We cannot believe how much the area continues to grow, not only in medicine, science and the military, but also in getting children involved early. Whether you are 5 or 50, this is your chance to check to see if you missed anything this month.
April showers bring May showers snow. We don't know what's up with this weather, but we do know that there were plenty of bots showcased during April. Perhaps they are conspiring now behind our backs. Check out our update if you missed out on any of the robotic fun.
Now that spring has almost sprung, we are hoping that there will be more bots of the friendly type this month. Take a look at March's posts that you might have missed that featured many of the evil ones, lots of DIY, videos, military robots and more.
It's March, and where we are, it is sort of midway between coming in as a lion or lamb. It's more of a hedgehog. Be that as it may, take a peak at our Monthly Round-up, with our overly affectionate tribute to Wall-e and other winners that include Jamie Price and Daniel H. Wilson. More silly, serious and everything in between for March, so keep up!
We can't believe that January is over already. Here's hoping that iRobot will create a Roomba that sucks up snow before next year. In the mean time, check through our round-up that includes lots of robotic art, DIY, toys, and some movie and TV robots as well. And if you haven't read it yet, catch our interview with master builder Jaimie Mantzel. Lots more coming in February and, as always, thanks for reading!