Lego has decided to discontinue its Mindstorms range of programmable robots at the end of this year. The long-running product series, which combines software and Lego bricks to create the robots ...

Within those three sections, there are three separate tutorials that enable you to test the robotic functions as you build the creation.

The latest such offering is the Lego Boost kit. The $159 collection of bricks allows you to create five different models including a robot and kitten. Then, using the Lego Boost app for Apple’s ...

The Bradford Grammar School pupils are hoping to win a global Lego competition in Florida.

Robots made out of Lego that help the environment are the theme of an international competition to teach children about technology.

The Lego Mindstorms Robot Inventor kit is the best way to teach kids (or yourself) how to build and program robots, with a Bluetooth-capable brain, multiple motors, nearly 1,000 pieces, and ...

Now, Lego has announced it will be discontinuing Mindstorms at the end of the year and providing support for the mobile app for at least another two years beyond that.

The open source project recently had its first major breakthrough when its software – modeled on the neurons of the worm’s nervous system – independently controlled a Lego robot.