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Testing out version 2 of our system, with two robots on independent carriages co-operating to carry out assembly tasks. This was manually programmed to gut-check the approach (learning: we're redesigning our gripper to prevent arc blow... Jim Belosic will be getting more business from us soon). The next step... show more

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