Museum and Educational work is the Yin to our robo Yang, celebrating Nature’s engineering enhances our abilities and allows us to effectively share these awesome insights with the world around us. We’ve been working in the museum industry as long as we’ve been building robots, and now we’re blending the two by collecting, preparing, and preserving our own Collection of Technology for future generations.

Most of our exhibit work has been at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History here in Pittsburgh, a historically potent contributor to the establishment of public museums, with awesome scientists, and world renowned collections. We worked with CMNH and Duquesne University to design, and manufacture in-house, our first Educational Product: a hands-on classroom exhibit on Equine Evolution, containing 4 restored fossil models of Horse feet stretching back 60 million years(see Products section).

We’re still getting ourselves sorted – much more to be posted, but in the meantime, here are a few of our favorite projects: