Robots are really popular in Japan and it seems Android is growing in popularity as well. Only 50 of these nifty Android-controlled robots were made, with a price tag of$3,000.

At Google IO today, Google announced the availability of the Android Open Accessory Development Kit, a new way to extend the Android platform so that other devices can be controlled via phones or ...

Make your own Android-controlled robot Thimble delivers kits to build and program a variety of electronic devices ranging from robots to quadcopters.

[Sam] has been working on a cellphone controlled robot for a while now and with the launch of a few similar Kickstarter campaigns he thought it would be good to share his progress so far. [Sam]&#82… ...

The technology demonstrated by this Android robot could pave the way for such innovations. The Android Mobile Phone Controlled Android Robot is a fascinating blend of technology and creativity.

We have no idea why, but since we featured Botiful, the Android-powered telepresence robot a few days ago, the tip line has been awash in robot/Android mashups. Here’s a few of the cool ones.… ...

The robot that Hideyuki Takei and Reo Matsumura have designed may not be capable of much movement as of yet, but the phone-to-robot interaction via bluetooth is no less a feat of design.

iRobot, a bomb disposal and exploratory robot maker, now has a highly advanced, comprehensive controller for its line-up of unmanned vehicles — all from your Android tablet.

The Plen is a cute 9 inch tall miniature bipedal robot that can be controlled directly from any Android handset. The Plen robot connects via Bluetooth and is capable of performing complex series ...

I think we're all in agreement that Google's Android mascot is as cute as a button, but believe me—you have never seen him flex his muscle quite like this ...

SoftBank's Pepper robot is about to get a lot more developer-friendly. The Japanese firm announced today that it'll be opening up Pepper's tablet to Google's mobile OS, in the hopes of spurring on ...

There are around 6,000 of iRobot’s defense and security robots deployed worldwide. Now, there's a new Android app to control them.