The new Clockwork Robot machine—set up in three North Texas-area Targets—will give you a “minicure” in about 10 minutes.

A robot that can paint nails is making its retail debut at a few Target stores in Dallas-Fort Worth. Clockwork doesn’t do a full manicure, but it provides a change of color in under 10 minutes ...

Making an appointment at the Clockwork nearest to me to have my nails painted was relatively simple: I found a time slot that worked for me on its website, booked it, and prepaid the $8 online ...

This Robot Painted My Nails: Clockwork's Manicure Machines Are Adding Functions Clockwork's machines paint nails in 10 minutes for $10 and are a game-changer for manicures on-the-go.

Heard the buzz about the Clockwork robot that paints nails? Here, an inside look at the AI technology that uses 3D printing to provide quick and easy manicures.

Clockwork CEO Renuka Apte, right, chats with a customer at the company's pop-up Marina location demonstrating the company's nail painting robot.

Clockwork’s fully autonomous manicure machine is one sign of the wave of automation coming for many parts of society.

Clockwork's 10-minute touchups (or, "minicures") are available in a growing range of locations. The AI-driven nail painting robots from San Francisco startup Clockwork are heading to airports ...

San Francisco company Clockwork has built a nail-painting robot that precisely paints fingernails without leaving a mess.