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Quote by Koichi Tanaka

“Most of the work performed by a development engineer results in failure.”

Quote by Koichi Tanaka

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Koichi Tanaka is a distinguished engineer recognized for his significant contributions to robotics. Born on August 3, 1959, he has dedicated his career to advancing technology and innovation in the field of robotics. more

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