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Boston Dynamics expands Createc partnership as authorized reseller/tech provider for nuclear robotics in UK/Ireland

Boston Dynamics said Monday it is expanding its partnership with Createc as an authorized reseller and technology provider for nuclear robotics in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The announcement was posted on the Boston Dynamics X account. The companies are building on over six years of collaboration. Createc will support the nuclear sector globally while continuing to represent the Spot robot and other industrial solutions across the UK and Ireland. A link to additional information was included in the post.
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