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Workshop notes / 04 · November 2026

ROB takes on
the Coke pour.

A can tilt. A real stream. A helping hand.
The latest workshop test, with the waiting cut out.

Actual pouring footageOriginal soundAssisted prototype test

Pour. Learn. Repeat.

The pour is here. Watch the wrist turn, the stream reach the glass, and the can come back upright.

This is a supervised prototype test with a helping hand. A person catches and repositions the glass, and there is a spill. Those moments stay in the edit: we are still refining the motion and alignment.

The 31-second reel keeps two excerpts from the same take at normal speed. Long waits are removed. The sound comes from the original workshop recording.

Transcript and visual description

ROB holds a red Coca-Cola can above a clear glass. Its wrist tilts the can and liquid pours out. A person catches and repositions the glass; liquid is also visible on the table. The glass fills partway. After a cut, the wrist turns the can upright. The original recording includes motor and workshop sounds, brief indistinct voices, and the reaction “Oh my God.” Titles identify the actual Coke pour and the return upright. The footer reads “Assisted prototype test · Normal speed.” A silent end card reads “Pour. Learn. Repeat.”

See the grip, lift and torso-turn reels →