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I'm not sure what the "fill out form if you are interested in building" link is all about on github, but at a glace, this looks like a solid project to build IMO.
I love projects like this if only for the learning opportunity.
The process of building this, especially for someone thinking about entering a robotics/automation career, would be priceless. I'm sure this is an industry that will continue to see a ton of growth in the next few decades.
I'm not saying this kind of project will future proof your career or anything, but people who do projects like this for fun have future proof skills.