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Share this articleTweet this article Industrial robotics has historically been dominated by proprietary programming environments. If you work with robots from companies like FANUC, you’re probably used to closed ecosystems, specialized teach-pendant languages, and expensive software options. But a recent project highlighted by Valstad Shipworks is starting to generate interest among robotics developers and automation … Read more