Join us as we build a spider robot from scratch! Watch how to create a walking robotic spider using basic components, perfect for a fun science project or exploring robotics at home.

Spider corpses are also biodegradable, which Preston argues makes them better for the environment than other robot parts – which often result in e-waste.

It’s honestly tough to imagine anyone selling dead wolf spiders at scale, but they’re surprisingly robust, going through around 1,000 open-close cycles before their joints start to break down.

Experience the world of robotics by crafting a simple spider robot at home. This easy-to-follow guide will show you how to create a robotic spider that can move and entertain.

These spiders aren't pining, they have ceased to be! Inflating spider corpse creates robotic claw game of nightmares Welcome to the exciting, rather macabre new field of "necrobotics." ...

Engineers have created an impressive robot called the Magnecko, which is able to climb on walls and ceilings using electro-magnetic feet.

A spider's leg is quite simple. Researchers have now created an artificial robot leg that is based on that of a pumpkin spider.

As if the robot uprising wasn’t inevitable enough, scientists engineered a spider-like bot that can quickly scurry up walls using magnetic feet. In a study published Dec. 14 in the journal ...

One day, they hope this spider-like design could even help robots navigate the icy caverns of the moon and Mars. How does the spider robot work?

A Japanese robotics company called Jizai has come up with a strange robotic limb contraption called, appropriately, Arms that can give the wearer extra sets of arms like Marvel's iconic Spider-Man ...

Spider robots could soon be swarming Japan’s aging sewer systems Faced with an ongoing labor shortage, Japan could turn to robots to handle utility maintenance.

A Japanese company designed robotic spiders to scuttle through the sewers. But why, you may ask (while glancing suspiciously at your bathroom door)?