Meet Olav Martin Kvern – an engineer who has built a robot that picks your electric guitar strings so you don't have to. It’s safe to say that robots in the guitar world is a growing phenomenon.

The Robot Guitar makes changing your strings a breeze too. Inventor, Chris Adams, has been working for more than 10 years on the project. He’s partnered with Gibson to create this Les Paul Robot.

Gibson says the robot guitar is the biggest advance in electric guitar design in more than 70 years. "It's very addictive," Mr Juszkiewicz said.

Back in 1988 [Ben Reardon] walked through the Japanese pavilion at the World Expo held in Brisbane, Australia. He saw a robot playing a classical guitar, and was in awe. Later in his life, he ...

Initially the Robot Guitar is a limited edition model available in selected stores now, with a standard production model expected in 2008. Click here to see the Robot Guitar guitar in action. Also, if ...

Gibson guitars are synonymous with raised devil's horns, stadium shredding, and trashed hotel rooms. But Gibson's latest model, the Robot Guitar, makes it sound less like hard work and more like ...

Gibson's iconic Les Paul electric guitar has just gained the ability to tune itself. The Robot self-tuning guitar also makes replacing strings and setting your intonation an absolute breeze. At US ...

Gibson's Robot Guitar may have gotten off to a head start, but EverTune is here at CES with an automatic guitar tuner of its own that promises to keep your guitar in tune forever. To do that ...

Gibson said the robot guitar is the biggest advance in electric guitar design in more than 70 years. "It's very addictive," Juszkiewicz said.

Nashville, Tenn., guitar maker Gibson and Tronical said Powertune is the world’s first self-tuning technology, and Gibson says it is particularly useful for beginners, who tend to find tuning a ...

Few words in the English language deliver quite the frisson of robot— except, perhaps, guitar. Now those two words have come together, like chocolate and peanut butter, in Gibson's first-ever ...