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June 1, 2016
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Federal co-robotics research investments help ensure U.S. economic growth, improved quality of life.
We now live in a world where increasingly co-robots interact with people to improve our productivity and safety. Additional research investments that enable robots to interact with other robots and devices will help ensure U.S. economic growth, increased global competitiveness and improved quality of life.
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