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Robot revolution

February 18, 2022 George Stamas

An excellent story in the Financial Review this week, on the “robot revolution” for deep cleaning. These technologies are more useful than ever in our post-pandemic world.

Read: Robot revolution a clean sweep for building managers, by Jonathan Porter (Australian Financial Review)

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