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We are halfway through the Kckstarter and 30% funded, but we are gaining some momentum so I think that we can still do this!  Anyone who is on the fence about buying a robot please contact us with any questions you have.   Also, we are planning... (Read More)

We have added a new reward, it is a developers reward. It is the computer and sensors from the R25 ZENO.  You can use it to do or build anything you'd like.  We will also provide 3D cad for all of the boards in case anyone wants to design their own... (Read More)

Hey Kickstarter we wanted to share some information from one of our animators about the process for creating movement with the R25.  We thought it would be good to give an under the hood look.  Look out for part 2 of this post. Robokind Animation... (Read More)

I wanted to let everyone know that we added a new reward.  We wanted to start letting people interact with Zeno so now you can send us something and we will record Zeno saying it.  It could be a holiday greeting, a birthday wish, reading your poem... (Read More)

Hi everyone,  As I mentioned yesterday, we are doing an AMA (Ask Me Anything) on reddit.com today at 2:00pm Central time which is in about 20 minutes. http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1pk0w5/we_are_robokind_a_dallasbased_robotics_company/ I... (Read More)

Hi, We are starting to gain some momentum with this project and are excited.  As thanks we're doing an AMA (Ask Me Anything) on reddit tomorrow at 2:00pm Central Time! This is your chance to ask us anything--absolutely anything--about robots, life,... (Read More)

Announced at RoboBusiness this week was the launch of a Kickstarter for the RoboKind Zeno R25. We've written about the R50 before, and the R25 shares much of the same features, except it costs less. A lot less. (Read More)

DALLAS, TX - David Hanson, the one-time Walt Disney sculptor with the University of Texas at Dallas PhD, has long dreamed of the day when humanlike robots would become affordable enough for everyone to own at least one. Way back in 2007, at Wired‘s NextFest, Hanson introduced the world to his offspring, 17-inch-tall Zeno, modeled after his own son with whom the robot shares a first name. And as Hanson said at the time he hoped to make Zero commercially available for $200 to $300 by, oh, 2010, give or take. (Read More)