Robotshop is already the leading source for robots, now they want to control all of them with the MyRobots.com portal. The service is currently in beta, but free, so you might want to register now to try it out. The site lets you monitor and control your internet enabled robot with an open API. If your robot doesn't have an internet connection, the MyRobots Connect kit will let you access the serial port of with an XBee wireless transceiver.
Another part of MyRobots.com that is under development is the Robot App Store, where you can sell your robot enabled apps that can run on the robot or in the cloud.
Of course, if you don't yet have a robot, you can buy one already compatible with the site from Robotshop. Shown below is the Arduino compatible DFRobotShop Rover. They have a lot more than robots, including development boards, soldering equipment, 3D printers and test instruments.
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