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Fig. 1. Architecture of a Cooperative Artefact
Fig. 3. CA demonstrator
Fig. 4. Left: A mini Smart-its with battery attached to a water jug. The FSR sensor is mounted on the bottom of the jug
Table 2. Knowledge base of a load table
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