@FinanceYF5: San Francisco fdotinc released 95 startup projects in one night. One is a robotic arm for 3D printers that lets a $1,500 printer automatically remove parts and print continuously for $500. Another is a drone that can hang on power lines.
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San Francisco fdotinc released 95 startup projects in one night, including a $500 robotic arm for 3D printers and a drone that can hang on power lines.
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At fdotinc in San Francisco, 95 startup projects were released in one night.
One of them is a robotic arm for 3D printers: for $500, it can turn a $1,500 printer into one that automatically removes parts and prints continuously.
Another is a drone that can hang from power lines. https://t.co/nEA9FST2nm
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