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The Guardian
Flat-pack heaven? Robots master task of assembling Ikea chair
Machines programmed by engineers in Singapore complete job in just over 20 minutes
Bloomberg
Singapore is about to trial full-size driverless buses
Channel NewsAsia
NTU and Rolls-Royce are extending their research partnership for another five years, with S$88 million going into developing the next-generation of aircraft.
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