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Motion control technology is a cornerstone for delivering successful industrial applications, as such its a big part of how industry shapes up to the present but also how it will help to shape the future. With this in mind, we caught up with Rachela Pozzi from ST to discover more about how ST approaches motion control technology and what this means in the here and now, and also the future. Listen as we talk about the technology, the products and the solutions ST have to offer industry.
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