Updated multiprocessor showcased by Ramtec

First launched in 2001 but recently updated, Ramtec’s Robi MP19 multiprocessor can, as its title suggests, be applied to a wide range of demolition tasks.
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Ramtec Robi Mp19 multiprocessor LIVE at INTERMAT 2012
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