Robotics Kids T-Shirts

Newton's 3 Laws of motion in art!

Why was the robot mad? People kept pushing its buttons. Get this robotic Ghost Pony design...beep boop

Design inspired by Softbank Robotics' Pepper robot.

Formidable warrior of the modern edo period

A riveting allegiance to the power of METAL.

Mecha Geisha

When you are hungry, apples are the way to go!

hard shell soft core. Pandas are large, lovable animals with their white faces and black eyes, but a robot panda can be creepy. If you are a lover of animals and technology, the design of this garment is sure to please you with a panda half robot and half normal.

Unveil a world where nature fuses with technology in our Cybernetic Bear design. Perfect for lovers of wildlife and futuristic art, this T-shirt seamlessly blends the organic with the mechanical.

Everybody needs at least one friend.

Pandas are large, lovable animals with their white faces and black eyes, but a robot panda can be creepy. If you are a lover of animals and technology, the design of this garment is sure to please you with a panda half robot and half normal.

Dragon, Legendary monster with Mecha Armor

Robo Koala

Funny tin-robot logo

This is a Running robot kid smiling. Robots are machines but they have feelings too! Despite being made of metal, steel, iron, or tin, this artificial intelligence is super cute. This print would make a perfect gift for anyone who loves AI or robots! Take home this Droid today!

Show everybody why the 4th Law of Robotics is "And DON'T be surly about it!" A special message for Isaac Asimov written in Binary. Tip people off that you are actually a robot, but one of the "good ones" (not like you have a choice...) A design sure to be graphited all over the post-uprising landscape.

Fun design with cool robots and tools

Vaporwave Japanese Cyberpunk

Robotic Gorilla

Enter the twisted world of the Beetle Droid Drone Engineer, where the boundary between machine and insect is blurred.

It’s part robot part parrot….with a 5000 added to make it cool

Robotic Koala

Robotic Koala

Robots have rights too! At least that's what they say. We don't want to make them angry. Other versions available.

This is a cute chat bot that will bring a smile on your face. If you are in love with automation, then this is a perfect fit for you.

Until the day we meet again. Thank you very much, Mr. Roboto. Fans of the band Styx will be pleased.

Robotic Cat!

Hand drawn robotic owl sketch

Robotic Cat!

graphic design of a cyberman from the classic series of Doctor Who

Robots could give awesome Christmas presents if you think about it... you know, with all the algorithms and technology...

Hektor, a city service droid, broke his program yesterday. Now he's feeling a certain kinda way. He's thinking of moving out of the city, but he just doesn't know. Beep beep boop. This is the perfect shirt for any sci-fi fan, robot enthusiast and (possibly) someone who wants to show their support for the robot that "breaks through the programming." Undoubtably you'll have someone asking "Why is the robot so sad?" Your guess is as good as mine.

Topo was a series of robots designed in the early '80s by Sunnyvale, California's Androbot for the consumer and education markets. It was wirelessly programmable via computer with a modified version of BASIC called TopoBASIC (and later Forth, with TopoFORTH). The program allowed the robot to perform a set of geometric movements, to move about a room and perform tasks. Topo was like a servant robot, although it didn't truly meet the requirements of a robot, as it had no sensors to receive input and then make decisions accordingly. It also couldn't communicate any information back with the computer, nor calibrate its own motors to ensure an accurate task was being performed. The robots were sold commercially starting in May 1983.

Mech Gorilla

This is a robot, the head of a robot, to be precise. It's science fiction with a touch of humour. Make sure to buy it, your friends and family will love this robot.

robotic cat!