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ANYbotics begins delivery of legged inspection robot built for explosive atmospheres

10.27

ANYbotics AG, a leading provider of four-legged inspection robots for heavy industry, today announced it’s shipping the world’s first legged robot designed to operate in dangerous environments where…

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