Emil Frincu on Instagram: "Robot hand that rocks at assembly tasks! This demo from Kyber Labs shows an autonomous system assembling a spring-loaded pin endstop, inspired by a real rocket component originally designed at SpaceX. The robot handles the full sequence in one flow: pick-and-place, precise insertion, threading standard M6 (and larger) nuts, and in-hand manipulation. Nothing exotic for a human, but repeat it 1,000 times and it quickly becomes tedious. A general-purpose system like this

Curvico Explained on Instagram: "Ever wondered how a watch strap comes off this cleanly without tools, damage, or force? ⌚ What looks like a simple click is actually a small masterpiece of engineering. Modern watch straps often use quick-release spring bars—tiny mechanisms designed for speed, safety, and precision. Inside the strap sits a spring-loaded pin that locks perfectly into the lugs of the watch case. Slide, compress, release—and the strap disengages smoothly in seconds. This design isn’