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July 22, 2011

SWITL Gadget Scoops Up Semi-Liquid Spills Without the Mess

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Written by: Nathan Rossiter
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Called the SWITL, this nifty “robotic hand features a conveyor belt, believed to be made from Teflon, which moves so fast it is able to pick up semi-liquid spills without leaving a mess.” Keep reading for a video…

But a high-speed version of the robotic arm has also found a role for packing fragile semi-liquid products – which could include some meat products or gels.


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