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Humanoid robots, electric vehicles, a fleet of robots used in education, smart homes and smart cities, VR, sports, 3D printers, electric and hybrid cars, gaming systems and many other hundreds of innovations have been tested by 15,123 visitors Present in the last 3 days of Bucharest Technology Week.
The incontestable star of this edition was the humanoid robot, InMoov, created by the French Gaël Langevin. With the first 3D print robot, ministers, journalists, business people, as well as children and curious parents to meet him met. The InMoov robot is an open source project for universities, schools, research institutions that can be downloaded for free from inmoov.fr.
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