Pixar's first film, Luxo Jr., came out in 1986, pioneering computer animation techniques and establishing the perky hopping lamp you still see in its logo today.

This Real-Life Pixar Lamp Will Steal Your Heart–And Recognize Your Face. This robotic Pixar lamp with facial-recognition abilities will have you saying “I Love Lamp” for real, a la Anchorman.

This Real-Life Pixar Lamp Cutely Refuses To Let You Turn It Off. By Will Oremus. Dec 04, 2012 4:34 PM. Some design-class projects are more impressive than others. Screenshot / Vimeo.

Lovable real-life Pixar lamp is one robot you’ll want to lord over you. Geek Tech By Cassandra Khaw, Dec 3, 2012 11:28 am PST. Meet the Pinokio Lamp.

Real-life Pixar lamp interacts with humans and is totally adorable ... Arduino, and OpenCV to create Pinokio, a robotic lamp that calls to mind Pixar’s bouncing mascot, Luxo Jr.

He appears in front of the PIXAR logo and hops up onto the capital “I,” jumping on it until he squashes it and then has to take its place. Now, engineers at Apple have brought Luxo Jr. to life ...

Industrial engineer Javier Lander has taken a €5 lamp purchased from Ikea and transformed it into a voice-activated moving lamp, creating a real-life version of the Pixar Animation Studio logo lamp.

ArduinoArts is animating an inexpensive Ikea lamp as a contest entry. Seeed Studio’s Toy Hacking Contest calls for the competitors to work their magic using the Grove Toy Kit, which is an ext… ...

Until then, you might as well enjoy what our mechanical creations have to offer, like the real-life Pixar lamp that swings around and doesn't like to be turned off.

The Pixar Lamp Lego set is currently available to pre-order on Lego's website for $69.99, and it'll ship out by June 1, 2025. It's going to look fantastic on your bookshelf.