21-hour timelapse: building the Asimov humanoid robot from parts to walking
victormustar · x · 2026-11-10
cetiennec spent roughly 21 hours assembling Asimov, a humanoid robot from Menlo Research, going from a pile of parts to a walking robot — all captured in a timelapse built at Hugging Face. The retweet riffs on Star Wars with a C-3PO assembly meme: "a non-long time ago in a nearby timeline."
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