The EV3 robot, which is being shown off at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, has at its heart a large programmable controller brick that can be used to create and set behaviours on its ...

Sitara powers Mindstorms EV3 robotics We’ve featured the powerful Mindstorms a number of times on Gadget Master but the Lego system is getting even more umpf. TI’s Sitara AM1808 processor has been ...

The new EV3 was built to be hacked. The computing brick in Lego Mindstorms is the key piece that controls all the other components, and in the new EV3, the brick uses a Linux base, which opens up ...

With programmable robots and student competitions, Lego is making “tinkering with machines cool again” Franz Lidz Lego’s new Mindstorms EV3 kit lets users build 17 different robots and ...

The robots use WiFi to a central laptop. Mindstorms’ native OS doesn’t support WiFi (!!!) so [Thomas] reflashed the EV3’s ARM9 chip with software developed using Java and running under LeJOS.

Mindstorms isn't a stranger to long-time Gadget Master readers - we have covered it a number of times. Well, National Instruments has announced that its powerful design software, LabVIEW, is now fully ...

He built the printer using parts from the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 kit, with a few additions. This LEGO kit retails for $349, and a standard braille printer costs over $2000.

Students learn how to build robots through a week-long LEGO Robo-Camp held at the Buena Vista Branch Library in collaboration with the FRC Team 980 ThunderBots.