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- steveridoutEven if you don't feel like reading the whole article, do yourself a favor and skip down to the video of the final product at the very end. It's delightful and put a big smile on my face. The fact that all the modern technology is hidden inside leaving only the wooden structure visible makes it magical, like something from Harry Potter.
- pugioThis reminds me of "The Luggage" from the Discworld (Rincewind) books by Terry Pratchett. I never expected to see a real-world version. Way cool!
- abraaeNo need for the classic HN "but why" question.The video of the table obediently delivering a beer and bowl of snacks to the owner says it all.
- uraniumThis is beautiful; the motion of the legs reminds me of some giant scuttling insect. I'd love to have a coffee table like that. I wouldn't even want the motor, actually. It looks like you can just push it and have it walk smoothly, as if pushing a table with fixed-orientation wheels.
- ipsum2Someone named de Carpentier doing a neat wood-working project. How fitting.
- liendolucasSome people are just so creative... It stole me a good laugh seeing the Carpentopod facilitating beer and chips to its master only to park politely (but not silently!) side to its less capable static fellow. I want to see more of these fantastic creations!
- vismit2000Reminds of strandbeest by Theo Jansen: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41347016 (recently on HN)
- wonderwonderThis brought a legitimate smile to my face. Well done on this. Gives off a real bio-mechanism vibe.
- throwthrowuknowI need to make this but as a chest and glue little fake feet to the legs.
- stronglikedanOh, cool! A remote controlled strandbeest!
- SvokaI believe I just added first item to my new "retirement hobby projects" list
- entropicdrifterI can't wait for someone to make a 3d-printable version of this. I would totally print out a 20cm tall version of this to use as a food serving platform on my dinner table!
- ziofillIs there a place where one can buy pre-built leg parts or even pre-assembled legs? That seems like the most difficult part, then attaching them onto stuff I can do too.
- iseanstevensAbsolutely wonderful to see in motion. Things like this brought to life are one of the Most exciting uses of AI to me.
- glitchcThis is brilliant stuff. I don't have the tools to build one, but would love to buy one.
- NotAnOtterThis sounded very stupid and just a rip off of other projects at first.By the end of the article I was impressed.
- aughtWonderful! Reminds me of the luggage from Terry Pratchett
- dude-800Where can I buy one?
- yungporkoi desperately want one.
- bubblebeardHoly crap, this guy made the future
- mharig[dead]
- prmphWhat's wrong with just having a table that rolls? Why does it have to walk? Cool project though, but it sounds like a solution in search of a problem.