We know there is sunlight on the degraded Earth; Wall-E himself is solar-powered. He finds the precious plant in a closed refrigerator, which is worrisome from a scientific point of view.

From a design perspective, there is no real-life source material for Wall-E. While George Lucas and company created several actual R2D2s for the Star Wars films, ...

If you totally fell in love with the robots of Wall-E while they were falling in love with each other (as we all did), you’ll be a big fan of this real-life robot named Cozmo. He’s like the ...

Meet the Real-Life Wall-E. The animated star may have been inspired by a 15-year-old police tool. By ABC News. July 30, 2008, 7:39 PM.

Meet a tiny, real-life Wall-E For a small guy, he has a big temper. Just 2.5-inches tall with a fondness for meaningful eye contact and heavy lifting, Cozmo is a robot companion designed to seem ...

It may not be as tiny or nimble as Wall-E, but this real-life DustCart robot traversing the streets of Peccioli, Italy is just as cute. The robot, part of the $3.9 million DustBot research program ...

These People Build Real, Life-Sized, WALL-E Robots Forget stuffed animal replicas or little plastic figurines, this team just made a real, life-sized Wall-E Robot. Rose Eveleth - Contributor.

Ten years ago this summer, we all became familiar with the little trash compacter that could — WALL-E — and his slightly scary, Earth-scanning, but eventual companion Eve. Disney’s “WALL-E ...

Zombies Win Real Life Plants Vs. Zombies. You can put away the shotgun, it's just harmless bacteria. by Peter Rugg. Oct. 16, 2015. Jürgen Scheere/FSU.

For the past decade, a lot of our worst trash emergencies have been handled by robots who might just be the forebears of Wall-E. Toxic sludge, dangerous ...

On June 27, 2008, Pixar unveiled WALL-E, a sci-fi adventure that would become a summer hit with critics and audiences. The Hollywood Reporter’s original review is below: This is getting to sound ...