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Robot interface lets fingers do the walking 
hack a day | by Mike Szczys | Thu, Nov 12
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We’re filing this one under “best interface implementation”. This robot is controlled by finger gestures on the surface of an iPod Touch. It can walk forward, turn, sidestep, jump, and kick a ball based on the input it receives from your sweaty digits. Unlike vehicles controlled by an iPhon...
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