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The robot that plays the Cretan lyra!

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The robot is capable of playing songs by putting the tempo, notes and durations (to a file).

This video plays six known traditional tunes of Crete

Construction Robot and Cretan lyre:

Myron Bourlakis
MSc Electrical Engineering. • Mech. computer NTUA

The robot was presented for the first time in public at the 7th Amateur Organ Making Festival 2018 held at “The Box Athens” in Athens on June 3, 2018, where Mr.. Bourlakis presented and lyres manufactured with the help of new technologies developed.

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