Speaking of scale, the possible applications for this Lego-like assembly system aren't limited to tiny robots, as each component can be down- or upscaled to suit the end purpose.

Non-curing materials, on the other hand, are used for the liquid parts. This results in a robot that can be 3D printed in around 22 hours, requires no assembly, and practically has no electronics.

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A robot that has been trained to predict your preferences could provide you with the necessary tools and parts ahead of time, making the assembly process easier.

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The parts are sometimes even compressed or bent slightly in order not to breach the overall 0.2 millimeter tolerance. In future, it will be up to the robots and the gripper to achieve this.