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What if the simple push-and-pop action of a fidget toy could lead to the next generation of robots? At Purdue University, researchers are showing that it can. By using the same “pop” mechanics that ...

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As always, the caption on the post is pure gold: "Regular or goofy. Switch, nollie, fakie. Toy Machine does not discriminate. The only thing crooked should be your grinds." Love that. We've been ...