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Horrifyingly Wonderful Hexapod Dancing

October 31, 2008 by Caleb Kraft 26 Comments

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUH3m6ZyW-g]

We don’t know whether to be horrified, or elated at the sight of this dancing hexapod. Yeah, it isn’t a hack. It isn’t even a build article.  But if there is ever a time to post a six legged dancing head with glowing red eyes, it is today, Halloween. Enjoy.

[via BotJunkie]

Posted in Robots HacksTagged dance, hexapod, mambo, robot

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