Designed by Zuta Labs and now on Kickstarter, the Mini Mobile Robotic Printer is one for the mobile age. It cleverly sheds the bulk of consumer printing by re-imagining what a printer actually is.

In an age where almost everything is going mobile, Zuta Labs Ltd. has started a Kickstarter campaign for a tiny, mobile printer that can print documents anywhere, anytime. "Finally! Mobile printing is ...

Technology and the Internet allow us to work from anywhere in the world, but there are still some tasks that require an office or administrator. One of those is printing. Sure, email is the ...

It's clearly a week for crowdfunding unusual printers, with multi-million raising home 3D printer The Micro followed by Zuta Labs Mini Mobile Robotic Printer, a shuffling printing puck small enough ...

The pocketable printer is finally here. ZUtA Labs is out with a new Mini Mobile Roboto Printer designed to work like an inkjet printer on wheels. Rather than having a giant printer with internal ...

MobiPrint robot autonomously prints designs directly onto floors Developed for accessibility, inspired by tactile markers for ...

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Recorded on July 1, 2016. TechCrunch visited Zuta labs for a demo of their portable printer that can print from any device on any size paper. From seed to Series C and beyond—founders and VCs of all ...

Robotic assistants are one of the most enduring features when we envision our technological future. Whether they’re Roombas sweeping the floor or chauffeurs in the form of self-driving cars, our ...

Designed by Zuta Labs and now on Kickstarter, the Mini Mobile Robotic Printer is one for the mobile age. It cleverly sheds the bulk of consumer printing by re-imagining what a printer actually is.