Holiday robot videos 2016: Part 3

by Robohub Editors

20 December 2016

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Autonomous Robotics Christmas Lab 2016. Source: aslteam/YouTube

Autonomous Robotics Christmas Lab 2016, with the ANYmal robot. Source: aslteam/YouTube

Have a holiday robot video of your own that you’d like to share? Send your submissions to editors@robohub.org.

Christmas video from the Autonomous Systems Lab and the Robotic Systems Lab, ETH Zurich, 2016.

Plymouth Robotics Lab (unofficial) Christmas video. Mannequin challenge!

Applied Robotics 4.0 – Robot Lights Candle Using a Match – Christmas Edition

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