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So, yeah, with this belief, we started off in 2015 from a robotics group at the University of Delft -- Technical University of Delft -- here in the Netherlands. This came out of TU Delft, which is a technical university in the Netherlands. And then you can really interact in VR, as you would do in a normal situation.
So, yeah, with this belief, we started off in 2015 from a robotics group at the University of Delft -- Technical University of Delft -- here in the Netherlands. This came out of TU Delft, which is a technical university in the Netherlands. And then you can really interact in VR, as you would do in a normal situation.
So, yeah, with this belief, we started off in 2015 from a robotics group at the University of Delft -- Technical University of Delft -- here in the Netherlands. This came out of TU Delft, which is a technical university in the Netherlands. And then you can really interact in VR, as you would do in a normal situation.
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