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Monday, September 20, 2010 Compamed: Join us at the world’s largest medical trade fair For the second time, Ergonomidesign exhibits at the world’s largest trade fair for the medical industry, the Medica and Compamed in Düsseldorf, Germany, November 17-20th 2010. You are most welcome to visit us in our stand at Hall 8b, stand E01. We can assure you that you will get some inspiring ideas and new knowledge in how to use design and innovation to leapfrog competition . Our track record shows that we have the skills in-house to help you add value to your business. You will have the opportunity to view and test the spectacular application "Helping Hands" demonstrated on the Microsoft Surface table, as a part of "The Future of Integrated Health Care". Pictures from Medica/Compamed fair 2009:

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