We try building our first Lego Mindstorms EV3 robot, and make some decent headway.

Lego believes that almost anyone can get a Mindstorms EV3 robot up and running within 20 minutes of opening the box, and can even start programming their robots without turning on their computer.

LEGO is updating its Mindstorms line of robotics building sets with Mindstorms EV3, the first new Mindstorms line in several years.

Since the programming is preinstalled, you can build the TRACK3R out of the box without connecting the Intelligent Brick EV3 to a computer (which is necessary to program any other robot).

The EV3 robotic system from LEGO will go on sale sometime this summer for a pretty penny — 35,000 of them, or $350. The MINDSTORMS EV3 will essentially replace the MINDSTORMS NXT 2.0 line, which ...

Its updated Mindstorms EV3 runs on new Linux firmware that's ready for Android and iOS control out of the box, creates an overall more hackable platform and allows further programming on the core ...

LEGO is updating its Mindstorms line of robotics building sets with Mindstorms EV3, the first new Mindstorms line in several years.

Lego has announced that they will soon be offering up the next-generation of their Mindstorms line. The new system, which is the third-generation of its line, will be the EV3.

The new Linux-based Lego Mindstorms EV3, however, doesn’t even need a computer: you can set up basic routines right on the programmable Lego brick itself, and / or remote control a robot from an ...

Lego Mindstorms says the robots' modular designs can enable a youngster to build and program a robot in as little as 20 minutes.