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LIS and senseFly Win euRobotics Technology Transfer Award

Apr 6 2013

LIS and senseFly S.A. win the 10th euRobotics Technology Transfer Award, which was presented during the European Robotics Forum 2013 (19-21 March) in Lyon, France.

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The euRobotics Technology Transfer Award session, which takes place annually as part of the European Robotics Forum, is the highlight of the three day event. The roboticists who gathered in Lyon, France for the Forum heard presentations from all five finalists during the second day of the conference. Henrik A. Schunk, managing partner of SCHUNK and chairman of EUnited Robotics, commented: “The euRobotics Technology Transfer Award has established itself as a visible expression of success for industry academia cooperation bringing innovative new products to the market.”

Source: http://actu.epfl.ch/

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