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Powered by Robugtix's Bigfoot Engine, the T8 bio-inspired 3D printed spider robot is showing off some Spider Salsa dance moves. And there's a lot to celebrate... the spider robot you've been craving for is now going mainstream!

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Robotics enthusiasts in Las Vegas gathered at Pololu for a Halloween edition of their Robot Club Meetup. There were some nifty hacks there offering an example of the cool things you can make for your home to create that kitschy Halloween ambiance!

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Here it is Boys and ghouls, the winners of the 2014 ezrobot Costume Spooktacular!.

Which robot will reign supreme?

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littlebits.cc/hack-your-halloween-challe*nge

Calling all zombies, witches, phantoms, and mad scientists! Starting Monday, October 5th, we challenge you to a #HackHalloween contest! This is your chance to win up to $3000 worth of prizes, and 5 winners will walk away with GoPro cameras!

First, invent a creepy costume or hair-raising prank. Next, film your own scary movie featuring your frightful masterpiece! Finally, submit your video and documentation of your littleBits creation on YouTube and the Community Project Page with the hashtag #HackHalloween by midnight (EST) on Saturday, October 31.

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WELCOME TO the Halloween season, aka HANZOWEEN! Become a sexy Pinup Anatomical Robot full of futuristic muscles and wires with this Makeup / Body Painting tutorial!
Please share this video along if you enjoyed yourself, it helps so much!

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Happy Halloween from Ozobot - winner "Best Robot" 2015.

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Create your own Halloween Habitat! Bring home the nano Glows in the Dark Habitat Set plus two creepy, crawly Zombie Mutant nanos! Each Zombie nano includes a coffin case and clip on Glow in the Dark skeleton accessory.

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It's Noodle's first Halloween. So I did what any good Mom would do and hand stitched him a special soft and fluffy costume. It looks adorable and I can finally fulfill my desire of hugging a Creeper without it exploding and ruining my day.

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John Frizell's child-scaring robot which appears at the door on Halloween with sweets in hand, here out on the street the following morning.

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What do you get when you cross Halloween with Meccanoid? A bunch of surprised and excited kids!

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How scary you can make your robot for the Halloween?

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Wanna showcase your creativity in the upcoming Halloween Eve? Trick or Treat! Get inspired at Openlab!

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What creeps and crawls around the corner this spooky season? A ghoul, a ghost, a gibbering idiot, Pumpkin Spice Lattes? Find out in this frightfully delightful feature. Happy Halloween from Hobbico!

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Dr. Ozobot Bitenstien and his loyal followers are cooking up something exciting in their STEAM laboratory. What could it be? Muahahahhahahaha...

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Introducing The Kraken!
A Candy Serving Hexapod Robot

Summary:
The Kraken uses real-time dynamic gait generation. As a result, the Kraken can generate smooth walking motions at any velocity, height, or rotation mid-step.

The Kraken is made from a M3 Cortex, 24 AX12 servos, and a custom 3D-print PLA Frame. It can run 2 hours no-load, or 1 hour with an extra 2 kg load (so much candy!). Still in order to save batteries between the many groups of trick-or-treaters, the Kraken can sit down and power off motors.

The Kraken will serve candy this Halloween, however outside of holidays, it serves as a mobile multi-purpose robot platform for Linux/Android via built in Xbee, USB, and wireless port interfaces.

The Kraken was designed, built, and programmed in a whirlwind 2 weeks by myself!

Check out The Kraken source code at: https://github.com/TheoEnns/kraken

Software, design, and construction by Theodore Enns

Happy Halloween!

Note: One of the leg servos in this video is broken. Can you spot the malfunctioning leg with the loose wire?

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Happy Halloween!! Try making your own Halloween project with KIBO and tweet it at us @TuftsDevTech with #KIBOSeasonal! Can't wait to see your spooky creations!

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Our robots got spooky this Halloween! Check out this group of VEX IQ robots built, choreographed and programmed to perform an original dance sequence to the iconic song “Thriller”.

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Sick robot fixes Halloween

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