Today, the little green robot that Google uses as the mascot for Android may be one of the most widely recognizeable logos in the tech industry. But Blok, a former designer at Google that now ...

We're not exactly sure where the little green robot that's become the staple of Android's branding originated. But apparently it just started to "show up" all over Android's apps. "So the robot ...

Google is refreshing the way the Android robot ... the standard Android green. 9to5Google’s article has a gallery of a few other examples, including the 3D Android robot heads at CES and in ...

The Ganzbot is a cardboard robot built with an Arduino Decima that can read incoming Twitter feeds and show emotions as it reads them out loud—like happiness when you tweet you a got date ...

HandiMate, developed by researchers from Purdue and Indiana universities, lets children (or anyone else) build robots with cardboard, velcro, and other cheap, easily available materials.

The green Android mascot is now a walking robot and a recursive one at that–it is powered by the Android operating system. Two Japanese companies, RT Corporation and Brilliant Service ...

The project involves using simple materials like cardboard for the robot’s body, which can be easily sourced from discarded packaging. The Android phone serves as the brain of the robot ...

If you were to ask a former Google employee where the little green robot that became the staple of Android's branding came from, they might not know the answer. Apparently it just started to "show ...

We're not exactly sure where the little green robot that's become the staple of Android's branding originated. But apparently it just started to "show up" all over Android's apps. "So the robot [is] ...