Put live robotics headlines on your site
One script tag, no signup, no API key. It renders a small, always-fresh list of robotics headlines — sourced and linked straight back to the original publishers — anywhere on your page. Great for a blog sidebar, a company newsroom, or a "robotics news" corner of a dashboard.
Paste that where you want the widget to appear. Prefer a specific container? Give it an
id and pass a matching data-target instead of the wrapper div —
see the FAQ below.
The fine print
Free to use on any site, commercial or personal. We ask that the "Powered by RobotCafe" link stay visible and unmodified, and that you don't present the headlines as your own reporting. If you'd like a custom feed (a single category, a specific source mix, higher volume), email info@robotcafe.com.
Frequently asked questions
Is the widget free?
Yes, no signup or API key required. We only ask that you keep the "Powered by RobotCafe" link intact — that's what pays for it.
What content does it show?
Headline, source name, a relative timestamp, and a link straight to the original article — the same headline-and-link policy as the rest of the site. No images, no full article text, ever.
How often does it update?
The widget calls our live feed on every page load, and that feed is rebuilt from scratch roughly every 30 minutes — the same cycle RobotCafe's own homepage runs on. There's nothing to maintain on your end.
Can I control how many headlines show, or match my site's theme?
Yes — set data-count (1–10, default 5) and data-theme (light or dark) on the script tag. For deeper styling, point data-target at your own container and override the .rc-embed classes in your own CSS.
Will this slow down my site?
The script is a few KB with no dependencies, loads with async, and fetches a small JSON file. It renders after your page is already usable, so it shouldn't affect your load time in any way visitors would notice.