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 ...

It’d been awhile since I caught up with Gaël Langevin and his awesome InMoov robot, but when I did, I found that Gaël was still able to impress. The robot, designed by a prop sculptor based in Paris, ...

When I asked to interview Gaël Langevin, he described himself as “pretty much like a bear in a cave”, someone who would prefer to tinker around in his workshop rather than socialize. Gaël, however, ...

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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.

When I think about humanoid robots, I don’t usually associate them with DIY projects. So you can imagine my surprise when I stumbled across the blog, InMoov, where an open source robot is being built.