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A Clemson student turned a Reachy Mini into a multilingual conference assistant

A Clemson graduate student loaded Pollen Robotics' $399 Reachy Mini with a conference knowledge base and put it to work, in several languages, at TD SYNNEX's Inspire Conference in Greenville.

A Clemson student turned a Reachy Mini into a multilingual conference assistant

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