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  1. 19-09-2012, 12:00 PM #1
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    News - Rethink's Baxter - An affordable, easy to train, robot worker

    Reaches a price-point accessible to small businesses.
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  2. 19-09-2012, 12:07 PM #2
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    Re: News - Rethink's Baxter - An affordable, easy to train, robot worker

    I'm not sure to what you are referring with:
    no pinch-points for trapping human bits
    but it certainly made me chuckle

    (also, is it Baxtor or Baxter? Title and first sentence have an 'e', the rest of the article has 'o')
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    Re: News - Rethink's Baxter - An affordable, easy to train, robot worker

    I'm dead impressed!

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    Re: News - Rethink's Baxter - An affordable, easy to train, robot worker

    OMG what happened to Gerty? He's clearly in shock, someone spilled coffee over his power unit and he puts on a smiley face? Poor little thing must be missing Sam badly! Let's hope he finds life on Earth friendlier than Sam did...
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    Re: News - Rethink's Baxter - An affordable, easy to train, robot worker

    Your.move.creep!
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