Geburt

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Geburt means "birth" in English. This little robot is a puzzle by the infamous "Roger D". Roger D is a mysterious puzzle designer from Germany, and his actual identity is known only to a few. Roger is known throughout the puzzling world for his extremely difficult and high quality machined aluminum puzzles. Roger's puzzles are produced in relatively small numbers and are highly collectible, they are also sold with no information as to the objective of the puzzles and this is classed as adding an extra degree of difficulty to them.

Geburt is made of aluminum with brass "arms" and a plastic head cap. The top rim has several letters inscribed on it which may or may not give you a clue for the solve... The only challenge we have seen for this puzzle is "Can you get the little robot to give birth?"
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Get the robot to "give birth”
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