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| Duration: | 00:03:08 |
| Contributor(s): | Robin Roy |
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| Footage description: | Robin Roy speaks to designer Mark Sanders about his early design work for the Strida folding bicycle. |
| Master programe code and title: | T264/VCR3 Creativity and conceptual design |
| Master programme production number: | FOUT387K |
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