Meet Hazmatt: Oklahoma’s 20-foot reclining robot made from discarded dumpsters, built for just over $14,000
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Norman, Oklahoma has unveiled a captivating new public sculpture named Hazmatt, crafted from recycled dumpsters. This striking giant robot, funded by surplus construction funds totaling slightly over $14,000, is strategically located at the city’s Household Hazardous Waste Facility. Hazmatt serves to inspire the community, highlighting the importance of responsible waste management and showcasing
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