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Robot of the Day: February 29

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The robots never “sleep” for lengthy periods of time; this makes wandering their cities both endlessly fascinating and exhausting. I am especially drawn to these crowded alleys: they are always buzzing with all manner of activity and always in a state of perpetual dusk.

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Robot of the Day: February 23

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The map is not the territory. Documentation was important but first-hand experience was paramount to understanding.

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Robot of the Day: Feb 11

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Street market. An amazing variety of items were on display—everything a robot might need and quite a few they might not!

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Robot of the Day: Robot dreams…

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Accelerometer readout null; robot dreams of flight.

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Robot of the Day: January 29

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Leap over walls, surmount obstacles, because they are there and because it is fun.

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Robot of the Day: January 28

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Dark alley, deep within the city, lit only by softly glowing signs; air vibrating with unseen frequencies.

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Robot of the Day: January 22

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Anomaly. A quick sketch of a scene as it unfolds.

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Robot of the Day: January 20

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Analog interface drift. I was told that with each analog/manual interface, a small amount of drift or irregularity is introduced. This is a favorable outcome that heightens the appreciation of the music experience.

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Robot of the Day: January 17

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Oonst-oonst-oonst. The robots tell me they favor the low-frequency vibrations, the physical quality, the percussiveness of experiencing music.

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Robot of the Day: January 15

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Desert wander. Pushing back the boundaries of the unknown one step at a time.

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Robot of the Day: January 9

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As practically-minded as they are, the robots have no problem with novel forms of transportation.

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Robot of the Day: January 8

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Robot of the Day: February 29

The robots never “sleep” for lengthy periods of time; this makes wandering their cities both endlessly fascinating and exhausting. I am especially drawn to these crowded alleys: they are always buzzing with all manner of activity and always in a state of perpetual dusk.

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Robot of the Day: February 23

The map is not the territory. Documentation was important but first-hand experience was paramount to understanding.

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Robot of the Day: Feb 11

Street market. An amazing variety of items were on display—everything a robot might need and quite a few they might not!

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Robot of the Day: Robot dreams…

Accelerometer readout null; robot dreams of flight.

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Robot of the Day: January 29

Leap over walls, surmount obstacles, because they are there and because it is fun.

Like this:

Robot of the Day: January 28

Dark alley, deep within the city, lit only by softly glowing signs; air vibrating with unseen frequencies.

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Robot of the Day: January 22

Anomaly. A quick sketch of a scene as it unfolds.

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Robot of the Day: January 20

Analog interface drift. I was told that with each analog/manual interface, a small amount of drift or irregularity is introduced. This is a favorable outcome that heightens the appreciation of the music experience.

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Robot of the Day: January 17

Oonst-oonst-oonst. The robots tell me they favor the low-frequency vibrations, the physical quality, the percussiveness of experiencing music.

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Robot of the Day: January 15

Desert wander. Pushing back the boundaries of the unknown one step at a time.

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Robot of the Day: January 9

As practically-minded as they are, the robots have no problem with novel forms of transportation.

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Robot of the Day: January 8

A few days later we returned to the tunnel better prepared: more lights, supplies, and a friend. Safety in numbers, right?

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The map is not the territory. Documentation was important but first-hand experience was paramount to understanding.

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Street market. An amazing variety of items were on display—everything a robot might need and quite a few they might not!

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Accelerometer readout null; robot dreams of flight.

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Leap over walls, surmount obstacles, because they are there and because it is fun.

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Dark alley, deep within the city, lit only by softly glowing signs; air vibrating with unseen frequencies.

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Anomaly. A quick sketch of a scene as it unfolds.

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Analog interface drift. I was told that with each analog/manual interface, a small amount of drift or irregularity is introduced. This is a favorable outcome that heightens the appreciation of the music experience.

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Oonst-oonst-oonst. The robots tell me they favor the low-frequency vibrations, the physical quality, the percussiveness of experiencing music.

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Desert wander. Pushing back the boundaries of the unknown one step at a time.

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As practically-minded as they are, the robots have no problem with novel forms of transportation.

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A few days later we returned to the tunnel better prepared: more lights, supplies, and a friend. Safety in numbers, right?

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