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Double Robotics, Inc. is a US company that makes Double, a self-driving two-wheeled videoconferencing robot that gives remote workers and students a physical presence in hybrid offices and classrooms. Its current model, Double 3, combines a fully integrated head - two 13-megapixe…
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