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Skolkovo Robotics Conference and Hackathon 2015: Video recap


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22 May 2015



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Students brainstorm for the design hackathon at the 2015 Skolkovo International Robotics Conference.  Photo credit: Skolkovo.

Students brainstorm during the design hackathon at the 2015 Skolkovo International Robotics Conference. Photo credit: Skolkovo.

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