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#RoboCup2025: social media round-up 1
RoboCup2025 took place in Salvador, Brazil. The event saw around 3000 participants competing in the various leagues. Find out what the teams got up to during the first couple of days:
RoboCup 2025 – Salvador, Brazil (@robocup2025)
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