[Eric Gregori] recently spent some time messing around with a Hexbug Spider, and wrote in to share some modifications he made to the toy. In its unaltered form the robot can be controlled remotely, ...

The day is finally here that I can talk about the newest addition to the HEXBUG Family. It gives me great pleasure to introduce to you the HEXBUG Nano! The smallest HEXBUG, the Nano propels itself ...

It's not enough that bugs already outnumber us 100 million to one. Hexbug has decided to populate the world with little robot larvae. You know what the world needs? More bugs. It’s not enough that ...

I was recently chosen to receive a Hexbug Nano party kit with the idea that I could throw a party for a bunch of kids, see what happens, and then write about it. Sounded like fun to me! The box ...

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The Hexbug Spider is a neat little robot toy available at just about any Target or Walmart for about $20. With a few extra parts, though, it can become a vastly more powerful robotics platform, as ...

Although the sudden switch to remote and hybrid learning was seen as an enormous challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic, academic and commercial interest in creative online lab class development has ...

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Innovation First has just showcased its latest robotic creations, the HexBug, at New York City’s toy fair. The new HexBug Ant Micro and HexBug Nano Newton have transparent exoskeletons and are powered ...

TORONTO — Spin Master, a global children’s entertainment company, announced it has reached an agreement to acquire the HEXBUG brand of toys from Innovation First International. First entering the ...

Live insects usually frighten children when they crawl or scurry around the house as unwanted intruders, but take that concept and mechanize it, and you get the fun Hexbug line of micro robotic ...