Prototype This (01:46)
Ever wanted to make your own toys? With the 3D printer, your number one childhood dream just became reality.Prototype This (02:58)
Joe steps up to test out the ride that gives you the thrills of a theme park without leaving home.Prototype This (02:15)
After perfect dry runs in the workshop, it's time to see if the experimental legs can really carry the robot's overweight chassis.Prototype This (03:04)
The guys adapt an advanced biofeedback system that lets them use mind control to drive a car.Prototype This (01:47)
The team challenges RHex the six-legged robot to an all terrain obstacle course. The team models Rhex's unique design to create a six legged all terrain vehicle.Prototype This (02:57)
The team combines omnidirectional wheels, pneumatics, steel legs and an innovative control system to create a vehicle that drives over traffic and can park almost anywhere.Prototype This (02:17)
Joe's band of merry hackers wind up in front of Congress AND on a Trivial Pursuit card!Prototype This (02:55)
The team comes up with an amazing invention to help prevent falling injuries that threaten workers in high-altitude jobs.Prototype This (03:38)
Sick of waiting for the pizza delivery guy? The Prototype This! guys build an automated delivery robot for city dwellers.Prototype This (02:36)
Joe gives us an inside look at creating a custom power source for a six-legged all terrain vehicle.Prototype This (00:52)
Ever wonder what happens when 10,000 degrees meets steel? It ain't pretty.Watch more Prototype This video!
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