Talk:Robotic arm

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Robotic arms are programmed and coded and can be hacked — Preceding unsigned comment added by 162.219.114.140 (talk) 23:04, 5 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

External Link: 3D Printed Robot Arm[edit]

The original link is dead and has been so for almost 5 years.

The most-recent non-404 snapshot on Archive.org is of a page briefly discussing a 3D-printed robot arm project and linking to a blog post by its creator. That blog post in turn links to a Hackaday project page for the robot arm project, and I feel that's the most useful replacement link destination, if indeed that link is to remain at all.

I note that this link was removed over a year ago, and was quickly reverted despite almost certainly being dead at that time (I suspect this was unintentional and was caught up in the other reverts going on). However, in the absence of a reason to leave a broken link on this page, I'm in favour of either replacing it, as I've done, or removing it entirely.

Lord d'Eath (talk) 21:56, 5 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]