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      <title>The Gantry: When Limiting Control Makes a Robot Feel More Responsive</title>
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      <description>The Gantry: When Limiting Control Makes a Robot Feel More Responsive I just finished exhibiting my new robot, the Gantry, at Brixpo, the largest LEGO exhibit in the state. It&amp;rsquo;s a CoreXY gantry that lets people drive a mini LEGO car around a LEGO city, using a LEGO steering wheel, accelerator, and brake pedal. The Gantry uses hidden magnets, so the cars drive around as if by magic! The crowd ran it non-stop all weekend and everyone loved it.</description>
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