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Georgia Tech offers Robotics Ph.D

College of Computing students work on building rescue robots

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February 1, 2008 With the global robotics market expected to significantly expand over the next five years, including gains in both the service and personal robotics fields, the College of Computing at Georgia Tech has announced that it will now offer the first interdisciplinary doctoral degree in robotics in the US.

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