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Pelican NERF PS2 Controller-Exclusive First Hands-On. Try to guess the video game: In the input field, type a question that could be answered "yes" or "no".

But with videogames coming in at a close second (translation: definite first), NERF’s foray into technology has gotten us interested again. Their new PS2 controller is both stylish and NERF-squishy.

This revolutionary 2.4Ghz Wireless NERF Controller is made from soft, squeezable NERF foam on the outside, and features rock solid Pelican performance on the inside. Available in red, black, blue ...

The wireless abilities of the NERF controller are solid, and we think it's an especially nice touch that Pelican sprang for 2.4Ghz capabilities, as a wired NERF pad just wouldn't feel right.

This is an updated version of a printed Nerf turret with streaming video controlled via web browser. It's powered by a raspberry pi 5 and three servos for the X axis, Y axis and firing control.

Nerf's Terrascout is many things. It's a remote-controlled tank. It's a camera on treads that live-streams its view back to its controller in real time. It's a fully automatic Nerf gun you can ...

For this build, the Nerf blaster was slimmed down and fitted to a turret base built with hobby servos and 3D printed components. The blaster is also fitted with a webcam for remote viewing.