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Well, it looks like the Japanese have beaten us again in the field of robotics. This time they have created a 13-foot Mech robot that actually moves! The video that unveiled this robot was uploaded on July 30th, so this is a completely new robot. In the video, it shows the robot moving its waist and arms. It also shows a visual on how the robot sees it's environment. At least it sees in multiple colors instead of the creepy red terminator vision. The robot itself can be controlled by a pilot or by a smart phone (Yay, just what we need. Anybody with a smart phone can control a deadly and hostile robot!). The robot has four wheels for mobility, a 30 joint exoskeleton, claws to pick things up, and it can even shoot fireworks! Thanks for reading and check out the video above to see this bot in action!

Its time for another tutorial relating to Arduino! If you have or want to install Ubuntu Linux for working with Arduino then this is the tutorial for you. To install the Arduino IDE, simply go to the software center. Then search "arduino." Don't worry, its free by the way. After you find it, click install. Load up the IDE and your ready to go! Check out my video above to see a video tutorial version.

Heres my latest Sphero video, Enjoy!

If you remembered YouTube user, TheAmazel, then you already know about his amazing Nao videos. The most popular video he has made was uploaded just a few weeks ago and it already has over 300,000 views. The reason it's popular is because it's a collection of dance moves performed by Nao himself. If you like the original evolution of dance, then I'm sure you'll enjoy this video too!

Ever wanted to see the inside of iRobot's HQ? Well now you can. Just yesterday, YouTube user GerbilGod7 uploaded a video tour of the headquarters. The video shows some amazing robots developed by the company itself. It even shows prototypes and research projects. If your a fan of iRobot like I am, then I highly recommend this video.

Today, I was lucky enough to get a Sphero robotic ball at Brookstone. Once I got home, I ripped open the box and put the bot to the test. Just like in the video ad by Orbotix, this robotic ball really rolls smoothly and it's capabilities with an iPod are truly amazing. I have yet to encounter a problem with this little robot. My favorite features are that I can change it's color and the robot charges using wireless induction technology. Thanks for reading and check out the video above to see my review and use of the Sphero robotic ball.

A new robotics video was uploaded today by the official CNN YouTube channel. The video features a SWAT team using a small robot scout to help them capture a criminal. They talk about how the little robot can help them during certain operations. The robot itself has two all terrain wheels, a camera, microphone, and even IR sensors. All these high tech features help law enforcement officers capture the criminals and save the day. Thanks for reading and check out the video above to see the bot in action!

Finally! A new hexbug is here. This time, however, it's not just a robot. It's a robot and a gift card all in one. Although its a new hexbug, it's basically just a hexbug nano with a caterpillar design and some attachable wings. When the wings are attached, the bot resembles a butterfly. Hopefully in the next few months a completely new hexbug will be released an not just a variant of the nano. Thanks for reading and next time your take a trip to target, check these little things out!

If you love building robots with ease and instructions than your going to love this site. Erobotkits.com writes reviews on all kinds of robotics kits. For example their latest review was posted on July 9th and its all about the Lego Mindstorms kit. They even write tutorials for people that are interested in building their own fully functional robot. The site is well designed and very easy to navigate through. I rate it an 8/10 for quality and content. Thanks for reading and click here to visit the site!

Most robots today are constructed and have a chassis made out of metal and or plastic. However, this bot differs from them all. Instead, it's made out of pieces of bamboo. The pieces are attached to the servos with hot glue (I think there are 2 servos, but I'm not sure). The bot's battery pack is on one end and this includes 4 AA batteries. The robots size is the reason the power supply is so minute when you compare to other robots. Thanks for reading and check out the video below to see it in action!

I know this video is not new, but I think some of you would like to see this. The NXT robot in the video above uses a clever program, a light sensor, and it's servos to completely solve the cube. Hope you enjoy the video!

Today my interview was posted on telepresencerobots.com and I wanted to share it with you. The interview itself consists of questions all targeted around the category of telepresence robotics. It also includes a short bio. Here's the URL of you're interested in reading it, http://www.telepresencerobots.com/our-world-telepresence-robots-interview-morgan-andrews-simplebotics .