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- News Source: Uinta County News | 2 months agoA group of more than 300 Australian university students grooved their way into the history books Tuesday, setting a new world record for the largest ever robot dance. A total of 318 people swung in robotic unison on the lawns of the University of...
- News Source: Uinta County News | 2 months agoThe robotic macarena was organised by Robogals , a non-profit group of young engineering undergraduates who teach robotics to schoolgirls to lift the profile of science in schools...The robotic dancers perform a tightly synchronised, emotionless...
- News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation | 2 months agoBut in reality, organisers hoping to pull 1,000 people to the University of Melbourne to cut some robot moves on Tuesday struggled for numbers. The attempt to break the previous Guinness world record, set by 276 students from England's University of...
- News Source: The Courier-Mail | 2 months agoThe group broke the world record dancing on a lawn at the University of Melbourne. The previous record for the largest number of people dancing like robots was 276. More than 318 eventually signed up today after some prompting from organisers.
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