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Indian teenager Hiten Dharpure built the world's smallest robot arm at just 39.25 mm, achieving his second Guinness World Records title.

What can a teenager build from a small room at home? For many, it might be a school project or a weekend experiment. But for 17-year-old Hiten Dharpure from Nagpur, Maharashtra, that modest workspace ...