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Feather aims to be the 'Android of robotics' for developers

The startup is selling a customizable $30,000 robotics platform aimed at software developers.

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Feather is a new startup positioning itself as an open, developer-friendly platform for robotics, similar to how Android became a flexible operating system for phone makers. The company is selling a customizable robot platform priced at around $30,000, aimed at software developers who want to build and test robotics applications without designing hardware from scratch.

By focusing on developers rather than end consumers, Feather hopes to encourage a broader ecosystem of robotics software built on its platform, potentially speeding up innovation in the sector.

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