InMoov is an open-source, life-sized animatronic robot that can be built on a home 3-D printer for under $1000. A French sculptor is developing a 3-D printed robot which can be made for under $1,000.

If everything goes to plan, the mildly terrifying robot in the image above could bring joy to some deserving children later this year. Robots For Good is a nonprofit initiative that's building a robot ...

Sculptor and designer Gael Langevin, who helped Huchet build the Bionic Hand, is building the world’s first open source 3D-printed animatronic robot Gael Langevin, the maker of the Inmoov robot — the ...

InMoov is an open-source DIY printable robot that can obey voice commands. It's slightly creepy, but at least it's cheap. Crave freelancer Tim Hornyak is the author of "Loving the Machine: The Art and ...

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 ...

TOULOUSE, France — If you want to understand just how quickly the robot revolution may be coming, and how widespread it may be, it’s worth meeting Gael Langevin. The French sculptor and designer has, ...

At only 15 years old, Dmitris Hatzis of Kavala, Greece, has become the youngest person to build a 3D-printed, life-size humanoid robot. The achievement took a year and was part of InMoov. InMoov makes ...

Each part of the robot has been built in stages, limb by limb. When Langevin completes a stage, he posts all the building instructions, including 3D printing files, on his public blog. Currently ...

A rear view of InMoov's upper torso reveals a bundle of exposed wires and other electronic components. Although it looks complicated, Langevin assures that, as long as you follow the instructions on ...

You don’t have to be a skilled engineer to create a robot anymore. All you need is a 3D printer, and you can design and build your very own. Construction began a year ago with just a hand, and now ...