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Last month, we hosted a robotics hackathon in NYC Using 3D printed arms that cost less than $100, people made laundry folders, chess hustlers, guitar players, etc. All with the idea that to create a fully autonomous utopia, you have to do something silly with robots first 👇

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donald1 year ago

incredible stuff :)

aadillpickle1 year ago

means a lot from the man himself :o

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Soham Bafana1 year ago

this was so fun!

aadillpickle1 year ago

right

atharva1 year ago

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Eden Chan1 year ago

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aadillpickle1 year ago

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amit1 year ago

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aadillpickle1 year ago

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