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Intel’s 3-D printed robot will hit the market later this year | CNN

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29 May 2014



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Intel_JimmyIntel plans to bring its fully customizable, 3-D printable robot kit to market by the end of the year, with a consumer version starting around $1,600.

The hardware designs will be freely available online, allowing anyone with access to a 3-D printer to generate and assemble the basic parts. The kit, which will go on sale at 21stCenturyRobot.com, includes everything that can’t be printed, including the motors, wires, battery, processor and more.

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