Those combination locks you pick up for a few bucks at the office supply store have never been the epitome of security — but now there's a robot that'll own the lock in seconds, all without ...

An invasion of 3-D printed robots may be coming, capable of popping combination locks in as little as half a minute.

This shouldn’t really come as a surprise when you figure that it takes about 10,000 combinations to crack any 4-digit password. The only obstacle is the manual labor and time required to try ...

After his wife gave him a locked Sentry Safe for Christmas, SparkFun Electronics founder Nathan Seidle built a robot to open it. At Def Con 25 in Las Vegas on July 28, 2017, Seidle demonstrated ...

The Web Watch this 3D printed, Arduino-based robot crack any Master Combination Lock in seconds By Shawn Knight May 15, 2015, 9:30 AM ...

Security researchers have built a robot with one goal in mind: to crack your smartphone’s PIN. Using 3D-printed parts, servomotors, a plastic stylus, an Arduino microcontroller, and a cheap ...