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National Robotarium By Scott Wright NEARLY £600,000 in grant funding has been awarded towards the development of 3D laser beams that can change shape. The manufacturing and healthcare technology industries have been identified as potential beneficiaries of the innovation, which is being explored by researchers at the National Robotarium in Edinburgh. Funding of £586,000 has been granted by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to research the lasers for potential industry application, which is hoped will make it easier and cheaper to make medical equipment and mobile devices that require highly-precise manufacturing. The National Robotarium is based at Heriot-Watt University. Project lead Richard Carter, assistant professor of applied optics and photonics, said: “Manufacturing is of key strategic importance to the UK, with a particular focus on high-tech and high-value manufacturing.