• 8 years ago
Mashable's Deputy Tech Editor Samantha Kelly recently visited Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, CA, to meet Liam: A large-scale robot with 29 mechanical arms that carefully disassembles your returned and damaged iPhone. Check out the latest innovation from Apple in our video above.

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