Festo is just amazing. My goal in life if to half as inspired as these folks. They have created an actual robotic seagull that actually flies.
Found on IEEE Spectrum
Thursday, March 24, 2011
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OH Gizmo!
Ubergizmo
BuzzFeed
ZDNet
BoingBoing
BotJunkie
Wired Geekdad
TechEBlog
Gizmodo
MAKE
Robot Dreams
Engadget
Singularity Hub
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Gadget Review
Hack a Day
Geekologie
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Why I blog...
The focus of my blog is Lego and Lego Mindstorms. You’ll see lots of stuff here that is not made by or out of Lego. That doesn't mean that it isn't related. That’s my way of trying to inspire my readers to think about creations that don't have instructions written by Lego. I have a belief that if you are not stretching your mind, your imagination and your abilities you’re not accomplishing much at all.
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