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A mechanical calculator fits into the palm of a hand. A drilling robot connects a digital layout to overhead construction work. Liechtenstein’s examples make precision useful in very different settings.
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LIECHTENSTEIN / TECHNOLOGYStart with Hilti Jaibot.

Hilti Jaibot
Let the robot do the overhead work.
A drilling robot turns a digital services layout into marked holes overhead.
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TechnologyDocumented stage: Historical example
CurtaArithmetic, turned by hand.
Curta fits a mechanical calculating machine into a small cylinder. Sliders set the numbers; turning a crank does the work.
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Health & accessDocumented stage: Implemented
Ivoclar IvotionPut the material connection inside the milling blank.
A dental milling disc contains both tooth and gum materials, allowing a complete denture to be cut without bonding each tooth into its base afterwards.
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