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- thenativeraver, on 10/10/2007, -0/+1It would be cooler if it zapped the bugs rather then spray pesticides.
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A floating robot to destroy bugs in swimming pools
geekzone.co.nz — The robot, called SPIT (Swimming Pool Insect Terminator) is a special self powered autonamous floating robot that locates and destroys small clusters of bugs that float on the top of swimming pools. The only non LEGO part that was used in this project is a can of insect spray...
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