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Tech Labs Mobile App scores Best Demo at BNAIC 2018

Posted on November 13th, 2018 by Marco Otte

The Babbeltruc app (see here for more) made by Computer Science VU and the Tech Labs of the Network Institute, won the Best Demo at this year’s Benelux AI Conference!

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