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Turn your Leaphy robot into a robotic animal!<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Take a creature and give it armor and sharp jaws, and you have a crocodile. With a long tongue it becomes a chameleon, with a prickly tail a porcupine. Cover it with a shell and it’s a turtle, with fur a bear. Animals are like construction kits with endless combinations: cat eyes, fox tails, deer ears.
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All animals see the world differently. If you look through their eyes, the world seems to keep getting bigger.
Leaphy robotics works the same way. Combine parts and create unique Leaphy robots. Your Leaphy can have fur or feathers, gripper arms or antennae, lights or sensors. This is called biomimicry: technology inspired by nature. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Want to join in? Download the presentation here for a ready-to-use workshop! <\/p>\n\n\n

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