Some clever DIY-types have come up with a solution for how to fill all those long, lonely nights -- a computer-controlled foosball table. The premise is simple: servos coupled with a micro ...

The latest LEGO set is a real kick: a playable miniature foosball table. The LEGO Ideas Table Football Set ($249.99, out Nov. 1), is made up of 2,339 pieces – among them 22 miniature figures ...

Foosball tables, that ever-present staple of dot-com startups, YMCA rec rooms and your parents' basement, have long been in need of a digital upgrade. Now, a German interactive firm has devised a ...

The funny thing is, this thing isn’t just a gimmick; it may soon become a decent foosball opponent. The table system cost about $500 to build, and combines a webcam, an 800MHz Pentium PC and ...

The design is loosely based on 16-year-old Donát Fehérvári’s Lego Ideas Foosball Table submission, which was created as part of the “We Love Sports!” building challenge. Fehérvári’s ...

Cut the top off the box so you are left with three sides and a base. This will make goals for each side of the football table. Hold one goal against the side of your bigger box and trace around it ...