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Re: WOW... What a robot

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All that remains to be done is integrate these two technologies, and they will become powerful. Add in self-replication, and they will be unstoppable.
Not as easy as adding a dash of salt, but it would definitely be revolutionary.
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Sweet, I saw this same robot when I visited Cornell last spring break and a professor showed me his lab.
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Re: WOW... What a robot

That would be very useful if it was to be expanded by quite a bit in size. Mainly because something that is that small wouldn't be useful for anything else than what it was doing.

But if you were able to stick something like that into a size of a robotic arm on such things as production lines. It could do so much in places like loading docks!
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