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Check out what you get when you combine a love for Zuckerberg’s social network, along with some Lego bricks and an Arduino board. Yes, it’s the Facebook “like” button realized in lamp form.

Makeblocks, a company known for kid-friendly robotics and DIY hovercraft-drones, is launching a new gadget-building platform called Neuron. It's like Lego meets Littlebits -- you get over 30 ...

The builder consists of 80,000 Lego bricks and incorporates 100 minifigures and measures a whopping 2,680mm (8.79 feet) long, 1,370 mm (4.49 feet) deep, and stands 1,100 mm (3.60 feet) tall.

Avoid stepping on these tiny Arduino-compatible boards. MCookies are pricier than the LEGOs they snap into, and will probably cut your feet just as badly.

This little Lego-based robot uses an arm to pick up a disc, swing it over to a CD drive, rip it, and finally place into a discard tray. To build it, Rea used Lego parts for the arm and platform ...