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Official LEGO Wall-E Set is Better than Pizza Plants

Official LEGO Wall-E Set is Better than Pizza Plants

UK store Smyths Toys jumped the gun and posted a few shots of the official LEGO Wall-E set on its website. The set is based on the LEGO Ideas submission of Pixar animator Angus MacLane. LEGO greenlit the idea last year, but as you can see it eventually made significant changes to Angus’ design to make the set more faithful to the movie.

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Pixar Animator’s Wall-E LEGO Kit Hits 10,000 Supporters on LEGO Ideas

Pixar Animator’s Wall-E LEGO Kit Hits 10,000 Supporters on LEGO Ideas

If you have never seen the animated movie Wall-E, you have missed out on a cute and touching animated flick. Wall-E is a robot left behind to clean the Earth after humanity has moved on to live in giant luxury spaceships.

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Wall-E Toy Robot Mod Adds Voice Recognition & Proximity Sensors

Wall-E Toy Robot Mod Adds Voice Recognition & Proximity Sensors

Adriá García of DIYMakers augmented a Wall-E toy by making it work with voice commands and giving it the means to move on its own and avoid obstacles. It doesn’t compact garbage or collect curios, but at least it can dance.

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Life-size R/C Wall-E Replica: Want-1

Life-size R/C Wall-E Replica: Want-1

For YouTube’s Geek Week, Tested interviewed robotics enthusiast Mike McMaster about his remote-controlled and life-size Wall-E replica. McMaster is part of the Wall-E Builder’s Club, a group of hobbyists who started planning on building a replica of the lovable robot even before his movie came out.

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Atari 2600 + Wall-E = Atar-E

Atari 2600 + Wall-E = Atar-E

Technabob contributing author Conner Flynn has a hidden talent – and I’m not talking about walking and chewing gum at the same time. The man knows his way around an Atari 2600 like it’s nobody’s business.

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Pixar Engagement Ring Boxes: Will You Animate Me?

Pixar Engagement Ring Boxes: Will You Animate Me?

Pixar fans who want to tie the knot really should have something like these awesome engagement ring boxes to help seal the deal. You want to make sure they say yes after all – and every little bit helps.

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Guy Creates Working Wall-E Replica

Guy Creates Working Wall-E Replica

Prop maker and hobbyist Mike Senna has been working on a remote-controlled, life-size replica of Disney-Pixar‘s WALL-E since 2010. It is now complete and we have a real, functional WALL-E on our planet.

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2012 Wall-E Toy Controlled by a 1983 Portable Computer

2012 Wall-E Toy Controlled by a 1983 Portable Computer

Old technology meets new technology here, and in this case they can actually interface very well despite their age difference. YouTuber Aliencurv modified an old 1983 TRS-80 portable computer with 20kb of memory to control a 2012 Wall-E robot.

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LEGO WALL-E is The Cutest Little Garbage Collecting Robot You’ll Ever Lay Eyes on

LEGO WALL-E is The Cutest Little Garbage Collecting Robot You’ll Ever Lay Eyes on

How can you not love WALL-E? You can’t. Well if you have a soft spot in your heart for the little Pixar junkbot, you just might want to grab this guy for your desk.

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Metal Wall-E Assembled from the Scrap Heap He Was Made to Clean Up

Metal Wall-E Assembled from the Scrap Heap He Was Made to Clean Up

We’re suckers for Wall-E. The little robot from the distant future is just the robot we can stake the future of humanity on. Now, assuming you’ve got the money to spare, you can have your very own Wall-E – in sculpture form.

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Wall-E Toy Hacked into a Real Robot

Wall-E Toy Hacked into a Real Robot

I thing one of the better kids movies that have come out in a while was WALL-E. My kids loved that movie and last Christmas my daughter wanted one of those little WALL-E robot toys, but we didn’t find one for her in time.

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WALL-E Mobile PC Can Actually Move Around, Not Sure on Garbage Collection

WALL-E Mobile PC Can Actually Move Around, Not Sure on Garbage Collection

German tinkerer Thechoozen from Cologne built this incredible-looking WALL-E robot that has a mini PC inside. That’s not all. The whole thing was made out of sheet metal and also has an RC unit so that this case can actually move around, and he has a pair of webcams hidden behind his eyeballs to capture a 3D POV image wherever WALL-E roams.

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WALL-E-Style Chair Coming to a Couch Potato Near You

WALL-E-Style Chair Coming to a Couch Potato Near You

Didn’t I read somewhere that too much sitting down is slowly killing us all? Well, apparently this isn’t a problem for a young Iranian designer Mohamad Sadegh Darounkolayi, who’d like to see everyone prance around in these motorized chairs, reminiscent of what we saw in WALL-E.

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LEGO Nxt Wall-E: Garbage Bot in Disguise

LEGO Nxt Wall-E: Garbage Bot in Disguise

A LEGO NXT enthusiast has built a remote-controlled Wall-E that can transform into a box, just like in the movie when Wall-E goes to sleep. The robot can also move forward/backward, spin in either direction, hold – and drop – objects and look up or down.

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Heroes Aren’t Born, They’re Made . . . From LEGO

Heroes Aren’t Born, They’re Made . . . From LEGO

If there’s a reason why most things that come from Pixar are so geek-friendly, it’s probably because most of the people at Pixar are geeks. Take Angus MacLane. He was the Lead Animator on WALL-E, which was well received by most geeks for obvious reasons (robots).

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Wall-E Pinata Filled With Candy, Not Garbage

Wall-E Pinata Filled With Candy, Not Garbage

Give this WALL-E a good whack with a baseball bat, and it’ll spew forth its guts filled with candy goodness. The handmade WALL-E pinata comes from Etsy seller victorof1980s, complete with predetermined weak spots to make sure that your candy comes tumbling to the ground when beaten.

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