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11 robots, 98 speakers, 1000 delegates: Here’s a look at the AEC by the numbers

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24 October 2018
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11 robots, 98 speakers, 1000 delegates: Here’s a look at the AEC by the numbers

The Australian Engineering Conference brought together a cross section of the profession to debate the big ideas and trends that will shape the future. Take a look below to see who was there and what was talked about.

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