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German robotics firm enters India

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New Delhi, Apr 17

German robotics firm KUKA Robotics GMBH has launched its India operation with an aim to sell about 150 robots in the next one year. Targeting the automotive sector, the Indian subsidiary has set up a training and sales centre in Pune and plans to open a representative office in Chennai, apart from its headquarter in Delhi.

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