@heyshrutimishra: Robots are starting to get the Apple treatment. Smooth shell, no visible hardware, every joint designed to be looked at…
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Dyna Robotics unveils a new robot with a sleek, Apple-inspired design featuring smooth shells and hidden hardware, intended for use in public workplaces.
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Robots are starting to get the Apple treatment.
Smooth shell, no visible hardware, every joint designed to be looked at.
This is the robot that will look cool in public workplaces.
Dyna Robotics (@DynaRobotics): Made for the details and the demands of real work. Built for craft and mastery.
A first look at our new robot. Coming soon.
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