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A "Swarm" of 3D-Printing Robots

By Matt McGowan • Aug 1, 2019
  • Austin Williams with an AMBOTS autonomous robot.
    Austin Williams with an AMBOTS autonomous robot.

Austin Williams, co-founder and chief software architect at AMBOTS, a technology startup company at the Arkansas Research and Technology Park, talks about a "swarm" of robots that 3D print and perform other manufacturing tasks.

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