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Finally, a DIY Robot Actually Worth Making
Published: Jan 4, 09
Comments: 1
Views: 4,436

We’ve seen a number of bartending robots before, but this BaR2D2 on Instructables is my favorite of the bunch. For starters, it dispenses liquor and both bottled and canned beer. There are flashing neon lights so you can quickly find the beer at a party. And it’s radio-controlled, so you can make it run away from the party-crashers who came uninvited to drink free beer!

Bar2D2 runs for eight hours on a single charge, and can hold 15 beers in its carousel, six bottles of alcohol and several cans of mixers and sodas. Check out some pictures and video of the Bar2D2 in action above.

The robot is a fully stocked bar on wheels with compartments for ice, beer and mixed drinks. Grab a beer from Bar2 and its carousel system automatically rotates to present you with the next bottle (15 max capacity). The top carousel holds up to six bottles of hard alcohol and mixers that is programmable to mix the perfect drink. (gizmodo)

References:  instructables, gizmodo

Filed In:  art diy drinking lifestyle robots tech






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Elsa Blaine on Jan 4, 09  1,011 Trends   1,026 Comments
Wow...this is the best! Everyone in the video seems to be highly impressed too. Nice one Marissa.
Elsa Blaine on Jan 4, 09  1,011 Trends   1,026 Comments 0
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