fdotinc demos a consumer robot arm you can control with basic prompting
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-15
fdotinc showcased what it calls "the first robot arm you should actually buy," with a demo showing the arm performing real tasks driven by simple natural-language prompts — no traditional programming needed. The repost highlights low-cost, prompt-driven embodied hardware reaching everyday developers.
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