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Shane Wighton from the Stuff Made Here YouTube channel has made a lot of basketball-themed projects, ranging from a curved backboard guaranteeing most shots to a cable-actuated goal that zips around to compensate for badly aimed lobs. But my favorite is this one: A backboard that tilts and pivots to guide the ball in and has facial recognition to deny the shot to those you deem unworthy.

The video shows American engineer Shane Wighton getting a haircut from his robotic creation.

American Engineer Shane Wighton, who runs the YouTube channel, Stuff Made Here, created a robot and used it to get a haircut. | Trending

Answer: With a robot hoop that seeks out the basketball.

Meet Polly Verity: paper sculptor. Printing playable, paper-based pianos. An exhibition of artistic toilet paper holders. New technology can detect and warn of bacterial contamination from inside a milk container. Introducing the Journal of Universal Rejection. Graphene-based batteries headed for the EV market. Attempting to use an artificial arm to fake vaccination. William Bullock, the ill-fated inventor of the web rotary press. The FBI suspected the inventor of the Tickle Me Elmo doll of bein...

Can anything stop the Lock Picking Lawyer? Shane Wighton gave it his best attempt in creating the most unpickable lock possible, and sent it to the mysterious YouTuber.