Botiful, a telepresence robot created by engineer Claire Delaunay, allows any remote Skype caller to move freely in their projected environment using a mobile robotic smartphone stand.
After smashing Kickstarter records by reaching its nearly $1 million goal in mere hours, the OUYA open-source Android gaming platform has lifted the curtain on its “secret weapon” this week.
ArduSat will let users on the ground conduct experiments – like watching meteors vaporize in the atmosphere, and mapping the emitted spectrum of the sun.
A new Kickstarter campaign launched by Chris Jorgenson, owner of Portland indie game studio Cascadia Games, aims to eliminate the frustrations of touch controls by turning your iOS device into a full-fledged home console.
The recently announced Android-based $99 gaming console has officially begun funding on Kickstarter today, raising a staggering amount of $330,000 this morning alone.
Do you want to build an app, but need a way to pay for it? Well, there’s an app for that. Appsplit is a crowdfunding platform that allows users to fund, sell, or develop apps through online campaigns.
Due to overwhelmingly positive feedback and a growing fanbase, DiveKick, a fighting game that started out as a parody, has begun a Kickstarter campaign.
With limited access to investor capitol and bank loans becoming harder and harder to come by, entrepreneurs can have a hard time getting off their ideas off the ground.
Self-described as the “party game for horrible people,” Cards Against Humanity is a dark-humored, MadLibesque card game alternative not for the faint of humor.
Jay Pavilina, head of Exploding Rabbit studios, has been working on a free-to-play tribute to retro Nintendo titles for years, recently deciding to utilize his skills at recreating the texture of old school games with a new title backed on Kickstarter.
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