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RobotBuildersClub.org is a podcast, knowledge base and community for founders, engineers, and operators building real robots in the real world.Each episode features candid conversations with people turning ideas into machines covering the full journey from early prototypes and architecture decisions to manufacturing, scaling, and deployment. We dig into what actually breaks, what teams get wrong, and the hard-earned lessons that don’t show up in pitch decks.If you’re building hardware at the intersection of robotics, AI, and manufacturing, or thinking about making the leap this is your ...

Robot Builders Club is a podcast, knowledge base and community for founders, engineers, and operators building real robots in the real world.

In this “total page-turner,” wife and mother Faiza is about to find what happens when you have your dream life and are about to lose it... but only if you're caught (Sarah Pearse, New York Times bestselling author of The Sanatorium). At the school gates, Faiza fits in. It took a few years...

Faiza has always wanted to fit in. She has her banker husband, three beautiful children and gorgeous house in a sought-after corner of London, but behind the expensive clothes, make-up and furniture lies a big secret. Faiza has been dipping into the family savings account in her attempt to belong, promising herself that one day she'll put the money back. Now Faiza has six weeks to put it all back before her husband or her friends notice she is penniless.

Noor has no interest in getting married (much to the aunties' distress). Growing up she saw firsthand how divorce tears families apart... But then, she falls in love. Soon, Noor’s engaged and planning an intimate wedding that feels perfect for her and her fiancé Dan. But when Noor discovers her mother Leena also has grand plans for the Big Day, their once-close relationship starts to unravel. Noor can’t understand why Leena is determined to have an elaborate Desi celebration when their lives have been anything but traditional.