Renault Group has finalized the acquisition of a minority stake in Wandercraft to develop industrial robots and exoskeletons for reduced mobility.
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Renault Group, the owner of Dacia Romania, has acquired a minority stake in Wandercraft, a French company specializing in robotic exoskeletons for people with reduced mobility. This investment includes a partnership for the development of new-generation robots, called 'Calvin', for manufacturing operations. These robots will help improve productivity and reduce difficult tasks for employees. The partnership will also support the launch of the 'Eve' exoskeleton by Wandercraft.
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