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When designing technology like this, it is important to not get stuck thinking about design from a human body part. Why would it need to be like a human hand? Could it be better if it looked like some strange spider like contraption? Think about the job being done, not the job being done currently by a human.

Even more interestingly, you can consider if you can change how you plant if you don't have to plant around the thought that humans are doing the harvesting work.

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>Fresh, frozen and processed berries are a multi-billion-dollar business in America. In Arkansas alone, fresh-market blackberries contribute $24.3 million each year to the state’s economy. But these delicate blackberries sold in clamshells at supermarkets must be picked by hand, and farm labor has been limited in recent years. A new berry-picking robot gripper developed at the U of A could give growers a high-tech replacement for limited labor availability.

When designing technology like this, it is important to not get stuck thinking about design from a human body part. Why would it need to be like a human hand? Could it be better if it looked like some strange spider like contraption? Think about the job being done, not the job being done currently by a human. Even more interestingly, you can consider if you can change how you plant if you don't have to plant around the thought that humans are doing the harvesting work. Archive: https://archive.today/JV5oe From the post: >>Fresh, frozen and processed berries are a multi-billion-dollar business in America. In Arkansas alone, fresh-market blackberries contribute $24.3 million each year to the state’s economy. But these delicate blackberries sold in clamshells at supermarkets must be picked by hand, and farm labor has been limited in recent years. A new berry-picking robot gripper developed at the U of A could give growers a high-tech replacement for limited labor availability.

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Wait wait wait!!! said Americans need legal migrants to do that!

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Only Demoncrats want/need slave labor to "do the jobs they don't want to do".

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Are you saying that he's a dem in disguise?

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I don't know him enough to suggest that. I just know that Dems are the party of slavery among other very unpleasant things (like the alphabet mafia and pedos).

Seasonable jobs like this can easily be filled by young people if paid properly. No need to import labor for it. It is typical to harvest during the times they are not in school anyway. It is good for your immune system and in general to work outside.

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Your mechanical spider hand isn't available for farmers to pick crops tomorrow.

I'm all for hi-tech farm automation so Whites can have high paying technical jobs repairing and managing hi tech farm equipment. We aren't there yet. Unless you want everyone to stop eating, we still need migrant farm workers to pick the crops.

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lol Picking a comment from 2 days ago, when you have been shilling for anti-White 'legal' immigration for way longer than that.

Try harder, Lurkez.

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This is simple, show me where. Good Luck with that.

I give you proof, you ignore it. Over and over.

I've always been against "legal immigration", because 99% of it hasn't been legal under Bush, Obummer and Biden ... and that is another reason why I voted for Trump.

The only exceptions I recall that I made are for special cases, like the SA Boers facing persecution, Christians facing persecution and successful people from around the world that are willing to pay $5M for US citizenship, become upstanding, law abiding US citizens and bring their businesses here to employ Americans.

Still trying to paint me with your lies, eh? You'll have to try harder. Rules for Radicals can be very challenging and even backfire when the truth negates it.