@corbin_braun: ok this is straight
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Corbin Braun reacts to 1X's NEO robot hand, describing it as 'straight fire' and an API to the physical world.
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ok this is straight 🔥
1X (@1x_tech): NEO’s Hands An API to the Physical World
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