Humanoid robots are designed so that they can imitate a real flesh-and-blood human being in their entire appearance, behaviour and range of activities – certainly such a prospect sounds both interesting and frightening at the same time!
Engraving is one of the most widespread techniques for processing materials – both in two-dimensional and three-dimensional versions!
Many of us can’t imagine an afternoon or evening without access to streaming media. But is it possible to harness a Raspberry Pi to work with Netflix?
It would be hard to live without a toilet, and hard to live without electronics. We combine these two issues in our next project at Botland! A toilet occupancy system built with ESP32 and Raspberry Pi.
Personalised membrane keyboards and universal keyboards available on a regular basis are ideal for a wide range of applications.
Epoxy resin has now become one of the most popular materials in amateur and professional projects for furniture, decoration or jewellery. See what you need to bear in mind when using it.
Want to enjoy a home entertainment centre without investing a lot of money in buying a ready-made network player? Run Android TV on your Raspberry Pi!
We are constantly receiving new products, and this time we are presenting them for the 46th time. Welcome to another review of new products in our shop!
Maintaining the recommended level of charge of a car battery is advisable both for its longevity and for utility reasons – how best to charge the battery?
The dream of an intelligent vehicle does not have to remain in the realm of desire. Today, every owner of four wheels can put a pinch of modernity into their car.
The 3D printer is nowadays an integral part of many makers’ home workshops. Is it possible to successfully monetise an already owned, private machine?
The forty-fifth edition of news in Botland! Welcome to the pre-Christmas review of the most interesting new products of recent weeks.
Phew, what a week! Here is another installment of News in Botland. And the title will be forty and four.
Refrigerator Saboteurs sound like a French pirate crew, at least. Well, it’s a pickle. The real fridge horror is finding our favourite delicacies spoiled. The fridge
An increasingly common sight in Berlin and other German cities are electric delivery bikes gliding along bike lanes like parcel-laden sailboats in designated Amazon rounds.
The new year is in full swing, suppliers are ready to roll, and there is no end in sight to the problems of importing electronic components and equipment.
First autumn propositions at Botland online store looks as promising as always. Come and take a look into new episode.
The world’s dumbest-smartest science awards were given out tonight of September 9. Have a quick look at disciplines and winners.
Is soldering hard? Dangerous? Expensive? Let’s turn this white noise of mostly incorrect opinions into sorted list of facts as hard as soldered metal.
Everyone can become an artist right now. Engraving and cutting decorations is no longer a domain of professionals only. Discover home cutters – an alternative to expensive pro machines.
Hey there, makers! Take a look at issue #42 of What’s New at Botland for a fresh overview of what’s coming to the Botland online store.
Artillery, hornet, genius, ATTENs, Snapmaker rotators… Sounds like a carousel ride at the funfair? It’s What’s New at Botland series!
What’s New at Botland survey series is an short overview of new remarkable new products at the store.
Summer with robots will certainly not be boring. The article is not only for children – we will talk robotics in a way meant for readers aged 5-105.