Make an edible robot

Make an edible robot

A five minute film on how to make your own edible robot. Edible robotics is an exciting new field of research into robots as food and prey. This research was supported by Robo250, the Robotics Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, the Mattress Factory and MAYA Design, Inc.

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Creator's Site: www.maya.com
Curated By: bird crick
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Rfriend (9) 1 year ago
truly different and imaginative.
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Mr. S (11) 1 year ago
Wow, an edible robot how great!
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mercyne (-1) 8 months ago
And how verry usefell image edible terminators :P
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tmhurley3rdesq (2) 1 year ago
This seems interesting until you see a bunch of rubberband antics that you cannot see. This clip left this reviewer cold.
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ledzep330 (2) 4 months ago
thts nice now make me a sammich
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knutfreddy (3) last month
with or without legs?
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asddsaasd 4 months ago
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