Wednesday Links: Robots, Chocolate and G...

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August 13, 2014

Everything is better with chocolate, even the new links:

Self-Folding Paper Robot
Inspired by origami paper sculptures and equipped with motor. (Via Beautiful Decay)
Edible Chocolate LEGOs
Mmmm, best Lego ever. (Via Colossal)
Drawing Robot
Seen lots of drawing robots before, but this one uses fans to create vacuum and attach itself to the metal wall. (Via Creative Applications Network)
Cutting Records Out of CDs
Arduino, some motors, some 3D printed stuff - and here it is. (Via Hackaday)
X-Ray GIFs
This is creepy and awesome all at the same time. (Via IFLScience)

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