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From: "Kickstarter" To: <1 Subject: Projects We Love: Robot Uprising Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2017 00:06:08 +0000 Kickstarter Newest Popular Ending Soon Projects We Love "After I realized that I could change the shape of metal, I felt like there was nothing that I couldn't morph — nothing I couldn't change." — Jessica Banks, CEO and founder of RockPaperRobot, on studying robotics at MIT You can read more from Banks on kinetic furniture design and her latest project in this week's edition of Invent, Kickstarter's Design and Technology newsletter. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. And now, here are four futuristic projects we love. EFTA00711642 By Bryn G. Jones All in 1: The Robot Uprising: Prepare for the Al uprising by outfitting your home with this series of tongue-in-cheek paintings. View project EFTA00711643 By Skyboat Media, Inc. All in 1: Queers Destroy Science Fiction Audiobook: Help destroy preconceived notions of who can or can't create sci-fi magic with this eleven-hour audiobook anthology celebrating "inclusivity, diversity, and all things science-fiction-y," created by a team of queer writers and editors. View project EFTA00711644 By Studio Koba Narita Boy: Journey through simultaneous dimensions to save a digital kingdom in this pixel art homage to '80s adventure games. View project EFTA00711645 By Guerilla Science Intergalactic Travel Bureau: Looking for a break from planet Earth? The creators of this cosmic VR app used NASA data to create realistic tours of the Moon, Mars, and Jupiter's moon Europa — back it to start planning your next (virtual) escape. View project ;71' EFTA00711646 OUR 2017 TECH PREDICTIONS Last December, we shared our predictions for the future of tech, from hackable robots to collective intelligence devices. How are we tracking? Read more Seven days, endless possibilities. Launch a one-week project this March. Speculative Adventures See the latest sci-fi and fantasy projects on Kickstarter EFTA00711647 Kickstarter • 58 Kent St, Brooklyn NY 11222 Contact Us • We're Hiring Don't want to keep receiving this newsletter? That's okay, you can unsubscribe, or opt out from all newsletters. EFTA00711648

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