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REFERENCES
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MICROMOUSE REFERENCES

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This list of references was originally compiled by Robin Bradbeer extended by Martin Smith and published in the IEE Technical Information pack in 1993. This version was scanned from the published document, corrected and added to on the 10th of March 2004.

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