Robots
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Hands-on maker projects tie constraint to creativity: an 8,000-person Garage Geeks community builds playful hardware (LED guitars, soap-spitting doves, Arduino+MIDI rigs) to learn fast. A $1,500 GrabCAD bounty draws ~30 entries and yields a 3D-printed humanoid prototype that moves but doesn't yet walk; goal is a $1,000 parts-cost educational robot. For aerial imaging a tethered PhotoKite provides a physically safe, single-handed interface and a tethered PhotoKite with live HD downlink that reliably captures elevated video.
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