Purdue-Developed Robot Toy For Sale Soon Worldwide

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Ramani says gesture-controlled robotics in the manufacturing environment “isn’t that far away.”
Ramani says Ziro is only the beginning.
Ramani says Ziro makes robotics more approachable.