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Preview of the 'Human Robot Forum 2019'
What can visitors expect at the 'Forum Mensch Roboter 2019', which takes place in Stuttgart in October? Congress director Prof. Dr. Markus Glück gives an outlook on the two-day event with accompanying exhibition in the short video.
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