Photos | Building a Robot
Max Greenfield and a group of workers put together the robot using plywood, wood, belt, and accessories. The workshop is filled with chairs, boxes, and machinery as they work on the JPL Unstuck Mars Rover project in 2009.
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a group of men working on a robot in a roomChronologically Adjacent
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