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    LIFE-SIZED GUNDAM ROBOT TAKES ITS FIRST STEP IN JAPAN   Gundam fans around the world were in for a surprise after a factory in Japan created a 60 feet tall, life-size version of the hit anime character. Anime fans of the iconic Gundam were overwhelmed with this news. Some fans could not believe that the Gundam could move just like they had watched in the animated version. Some asked when will Japan weaponize the mecha, “How long until they weaponize it?”   This Gundam in Yokohama is Japan's second full-scale RX-78. The first stood at Tokyo's Odaiba district before being replaced by the RX-0 Unicorn Gundam.    INSPIRATION: The Gundam robot has been inspired from the anime Mobile Suit Gundam Series developed by animator,  Yoshuyuki Tomino(T he Father of Gundam and now The Director of this project) and is a very popular anime and manga series in Japan.  Gundam robot—the popular fictional robot appears in some 50 TV Series and Movies  since 1979, n ot to mention a s

Rotofarm by Bace is a digital indoor garden, which inculcates the power of  NASA-inspired zero-gravity technology , energy-efficient sunlight spectrum lighting and smart app automation to make it easy to plant vegetables, microgreens, and herbs. The gadget was founded by Toby Farmer, the founder of Bace. This device was designed to help people who do not have sufficient space in their home to plant their fresh herbs and greens in their backyard and also do not have enough time to take care of these plants. Rotofarm has a beautiful modern circular design that allows you to grow plants in a very small area. Plants grow faster in this device as compared to those planted in the yard because gravity has less effect on them as the device rotates every hour. With its compact size and beautiful design, it also makes an excellent piece of décor which can be placed anywhere.   How the Rotofarm works?     The intelligent app-controlled automation inside Rotofarm includes several senso