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Holiday robot videos 2017: Part 3


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24 December 2017



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Happy holidays everyone! Here are some more robot videos to get you into the holiday spirit.
Have a last minute holiday robot video of your own that you’d like to share? Send your submissions to editors@robohub.org.


“The Wish – Autonomous Robotics Christmas Lab 2017” by the Autonomous Systems Lab, the Robotic Systems Lab and the Vision for Robotics Lab, ETH Zurich


“Christmas Video 2017” by Reconfigurable Robotics Lab – EPFL


“Home Holiday Video” by The GRASP Lab, UPenn


“Happy Holidays” by PAL Robotics!


“Merry Christmas from Franka Emika’s robot Panda and the adorable kitten!” by Franka Emika


https://youtu.be/uxh-r1jfNVo
“Happy Holidays” by Rethink Robotics


“A Meka Christmas” by Reach Robotics


“Happy Holidays” by FANUC America Corporation

For more holiday videos, check last week’s posts: Part 1 and Part 2.




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