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    Stringman: an $800 open-source room-scale gripper robot●Stringman, an $800 open-source room scale gripper robotYhnTechnologySoftware8441 d ago

    Stringman is an open-source robotic gripper that can reach across an entire room, built for around $800 and with its designs shared publicly. The low price and unusual room-scale approach are drawing attention from hobbyists and developers interested in affordable robotics hardware.

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    LATAM Open Source Communities in Focus for Cyber Investigations●LATAM Open Source Communities # negativepid # digitalInvestigations # OSINT # cybersecurity # AI # tech # onlineInvestigMmastodonTechnologyRobotics13 d ago

    A new write-up spotlights open source communities across Latin America and their role in digital investigations, OSINT, cybersecurity, AI and cybercrime research. It connects regional groups working on online investigations, robotics and cyberpsychology, framing LATAM as an active hub for open-source intelligence practitioners.

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    Open source robot turns your home into a giant crane game▼Turn your home into a giant crane game with this open source robot✉newsTechnologySoftware6 d ago

    A new open source robotics project promises to turn an ordinary home into a life-sized claw machine, letting users operate a robotic grabber from their own living room. The project is being covered by tech outlets as a playful but genuinely buildable DIY effort, with hobbyists likely discussing how to replicate it and what it says about the accessibility of home robotics.

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    Open Source Crane Game Robot Shares Seven-Part Parts List▼Open Source Crane Game Robot: 7 Parts Listed [2026]✉newsTechnologySoftware6 d ago

    A new open source project has published a complete build guide for a crane game robot, listing seven parts needed to assemble the claw machine. The release, dated 2026, gives hobbyists everything required to build their own automated crane game. The project is drawing attention from robotics and arcade gaming enthusiasts interested in DIY claw machines.