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The October 2026 platform launch connects robot readings with plant systems. Its significance lies in the handoff between observation, diagnosis and authority to act.

Internal Editorial Team · 4 min read
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ANYmal D at an electrical installation
ANYmal D at an electrical installation in 2021. Historical illustration, not the specific deployment discussed. Image: Cvoellmy / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
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