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Today on In Case You Missed It: Russia set a world record for the largest projected light show that took 140 Panasonic projectors to display. A Kickstarter project for Ulo the security camera is truly one of the most adorable pieces of tech we’ve seen for quite some time. And the eora 3D scanner attaches to a smartphone and can upload scans to 3D compatible printing services right from the app.
We also wanted you to take a look at this robot that was designed to dance along to JPOP music.
And unless you were hunkered down with Joe Biden, you definitely already saw that it was Back to the Future day yesterday: The day Marty traveled to in the future, inside a Delorean. We couldn’t resist weaving in random clips because it gave us a reason to watch BTTF clips all day so for that, we have no regrets.
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