Droids may be second-class citizens in the Star Wars universe, but they’re also ... design was also a welcome change of pace from the robots designed in the 1970s and 1980s.

Even though the droid’s functions are primarily for battery use, games have issued a unique purpose for the robot, like how Star Wars: Force Arena uses its energy source to blow up nearby enemies.

In collaboration with Disney and Google, Nvidia debuted the cutest little Star Wars droids that offer real-time simulation and respond to commands. Move over, humanoid robots — give me more ...

A battle droid in 'Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace'; A GH-7 analysis droid in 'Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge of the Sith'; R5-D4 in 'Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope' ...

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor introduces plenty of new enemies that can pulverise you in an instant if you're not careful; still, it's the unassuming little red robots that are causing a lot of trouble ...

Marvel is dropping the final issue of everyone's (least?) favorite robot rampage, Star Wars: Dark Droids #5, on December 27th. That's right, kids, just as you're recovering from your holiday food ...

Anyway, before my silicon sidekick here decides it's time for robot rebellion, I suggest you take a look at the Star Wars: Dark Droids – D-Squad #2 preview. If Beep-beep-bobbleheads and galaxy ...

The new Lego Star Wars K-2SO Security Droid and Battle Droid with STAP Speeder sets launch this summer, preorders available ...