Lunar Zebro is an ambitious project to send cheap rovers to the moon. It could democratise space exploration. But suppose we sent these sturdy little robots into the world of interior decoration?

Remember flying a kite as a child? You had to muster all your strength to keep it from flying away. Professor Roland Schmehl and his team use this force and harvest electricity from it. But what would happen if we put this invention in the hands of a kindergarten teacher?

TU Delft researchers have designed a robotic ball that ball that rolls around by itself, inviting young children to explore and get active. Right now this autonomous ball is optimised for play, but we know that inventions are often used in unexpected ways. So we ask brasserie chef Lisan Peddemors the question: What if you would use this?

Always wanted to create a robot from scratch? That is exactly what TU Delft minor students did in recent months. On Thursday 28 January a thrilled audience witnessed their demonstrations, one of the most cherished occasions in RoboHouse.

Researchers at MAVLab are developing swarms of tiny drones for exploring and mapping dangerous places. But history shows that new technology is often used in unexpected ways. So in this series of articles, we take early-stage robotics from the research lab and bring it to a randomly selected workplace in the outside world.

Experience how it is to collaborate with a robot, via a new VR experience in RoboHouse. Commissioned by TU Delft Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering and EIT Manufacturing.

How Heineken brings rapid robotics to its production lines, supported by future of work fieldlab RoboHouse, TNO and innovation programme SMITZH.

RoboHouse is taking part in the subprojects of Holland Robotics Inspection and Maintenance. Working with Alliander, we explore how cognitive robotics may drive worker wellbeing in the area of gas leaks detection.

Favourite tracks from the cognitive robotics community.

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

To end this peculiar year on a positive note, we asked the cognitive robotics community: 'Could you tell us about your most beautiful moment of 2020?'

Insightful messages from within our community deliver an optimistic take on the future of work in robotics.

RoboHouse and ALTEN are joining forces to make it easier for you to code good software in the field of robotics. Starting with a 3-day Python Training in January. Interviewer Fay de Grefte quizzes the people behind the partnership.