Paper Poseables makes paper robots that move

7:00 AM on 01.17.2012   |   Brian Szabelski

Josh Buczynski loves robots. He also loves papercraft. So why not combine the two and add in a neat twist? That's exactly what he's done with Paper Poseables, a site hosting his unique robot papercraft creations that you can print out and make yourself. What makes them so unique, though, is Poplocks, the joint system that allows the robots to be posed. Josh describes them as "a glueless way to attach any two pieces of paper together. The parts rotate where they connect and the friction is comparable to a Bionicle!"

For more robots, check out Paper Poseables as well as his store. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go find some giant sheets of sturdy paper and an industrial-quality printer ...