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Holiday robot videos 2017: Part 1

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15 December 2017



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Our first few submissions have now arrived! Have a holiday robot video of your own that you’d like to share? Send your submissions to editors@robohub.org.


“I made 2000 ugly holiday cards with a $100k robot arm” by Simone Giertz


“Making Ideas Come True” by Danish Technological Institute


https://youtu.be/dStfHK5bpZU
“Hey, Jibo. Welcome home for the holidays.” by Jibo


“Bake Together” and “Decorate Together” by iRobot


Keep them coming! Email us your holiday robot videos at editors@robohub.org!




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