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From a small Noida facility six years ago to exporting robots to 25 countries 🌍🤖 Inside Addverb largest mobile robotics factory, 900 engineers are building machines that now power warehouses and industries across India, the US, Europe, Australia and beyond. With capacity to manufacture 100,000 robots a year and... show more

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