This spring, in collaboration with the Pittsburgh Region. Next is Now., we organized participation in the Automate Show for eight #Pittsburgh #Robotics Companies. Automate 2024 set new records and continues to shape the future of automation. Here's why its critical for the region to support these sorts of efforts: 📈 Record-Breaking Attendance: Over 42,895 registrants from 100+ countries and 90+ industries. 🔧 Industry Representation: Top industries include Automotive, Electronics, Consumer Goods, and more, showcasing the diverse applications of automation technology. 🌐 Global Reach: Attendees from all 50 states and top geographic areas like the United States, Canada, Europe, Mexico, India, and China. 📅 Packed Schedule: 867 exhibitors, 200+ expert speakers, 140+ conference sessions, and networking events like the Opening Reception and Empowerment Forum for Women Leading Change. Learn More about A3 - Association for Advancing Automation's work: https://lnkd.in/e6UNCDaJ 💼🤖 #Automate2024 #PittsburghRobotics #Innovation #Automation #Robotics #PRN
Pittsburgh Robotics Network
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The PRN represents and strengthens Pittsburgh's globally recognized robotics & AI business ecosystem.
About us
The Pittsburgh Robotics Network is dedicated to the growth and promotion of Pittsburgh's world renowned robotics business cluster. 120+ commercial robotics companies operate in the Pittsburgh region, striving to use robotics to make the world a better place, and to benefit Pittsburgh through growing local investment, attracting new talent to the region, and support of local suppliers and companies. Pittsburgh Robotics companies are trailblazing a new generation of robotic products that solve real problems in a wide variety of industries.
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Flash doing good blueberry work just outside of Trujillo, Peru for HORTIFRUT!
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So honored to receive this recognition again. We have an amazing team at the ARM Institute!
We are honored to announce that the ARM Institute has once again been recognized as a Pittsburgh Business Times Best Place to Work! 2024 marks several consecutive years of recognition for the ARM Institute as a top workplace in Western Pennsylvania. https://lnkd.in/eV_Wy9nw
ARM Institute Recognized as 2024 Best Place to Work - ARM Institute
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Happy National Intern Day to our incredible 2024 Summer Cohort! This summer is flying by, and in a matter of weeks we get to enjoy internal demonstrations where this group will showcase things they've learned and what they've built over the course of their NREC internship. We remain impressed with their dedication, grit, and eagerness to learn. #NationalInternDay
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The CapSen PiC Advantage • Reduce touches and improve inventory control and kitting accuracy • Augment current labor required for picking and save time during the assembly process • Pick any object with any robot and 3D camera • Powerful 3D vision, motion planning, and control algorithms for intelligent picking solutions that are able to accurately detect non-rigid and semi-transparent objects • Simple user interface makes it easy to re-task robots from one project to the next • Achieve a strong ROI Contact us: info@capsenrobotics.com
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The Robotics Invest panel, “The Acquisition Landscape and Public Markets for Robotics Companies,” addressed the challenging exit landscape for robotics companies today and how to best prepare for a successful exit. There is a high quality pipeline of robotics companies in Series B to Series F+ that are poised for an exit when the market reopens. Moderator: - Aaron Pressman | Boston Globe Media Panelists: - Firdaus Pohowalla | Cascadia - Nabil Malouli | DHL Supply Chain - Justin Krauss | J.P. Morgan Here are the key takeaways: Exit Market Landscape: - Similar to the broader market, the IPO market for Robotics companies is stalled and M&A activity has been limited. - Many robotics companies that went public via SPAC initially launched at attractive prices but faced substantial post-IPO price erosion due to their inability to scale and meet revenue targets at a pace that justifies their initial public launch valuation. Symbotic, on the other hand, stands out as a notable exception, thriving post-IPO due to its successful scaling and revenue growth. - While we wait for the IPO and M&A markets to re-open, the key conversation is how robotics companies can better prepare themselves for a private or public exit. Preparing for a successful exit: - An early indicator for the possibility of a private exit depends heavily on the transition from the B to C round. Beyond the usual numerical analysis, what matters a lot is who you are adding to the cap table as a strategic investor and partner to scale. - Incorporating a RaaS model is desirable for sustained revenue creation and can be correlated with higher valuation in many cases if you're planning to scale to an exit. - The RaaS business model can lower barriers to adoption, simplify the customer decision making process, boost revenue confidence and accelerate growth. Choose your strategic customers and investors wisely: - Many, many deals get done where the acquirer is on the cap table already prior to exit - Many startups naturally aim for the big companies, big players. But it is often easier to collaborate with a customer / investor that is a mid market company, rather than a huge name player. The value lost by not getting the PR is made up in the successful development of the business and the relationship. - The vast majority of successful robotics startups today are solving one problem, a single use case(s) and doing it well. In this case a more likely acquirer could be 1) another player in the industry looking to expand their product portfolio and tech capabilities, or 2) customer with a heavy focus on a narrow market application or use case(s) - It is important to foster trust and compatibility in business and investor relationships, not just technical expertise, as you develop strategic partnerships and scale your business to attract acquirers. How do you think the exit landscape will change? How else can companies prepare and partner for an exit? Let us know in the comments!
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Are you registered for the next Pittsburgh Robotics Network Happy Hour? Get signed up today! https://lnkd.in/gepjmcZY #PittsburghRobotics #HappyHour #NetworkingEvent #TechCommunity #Innovation #RoboticsIndustry #PittsburghEvents #Robotics #Pittsburgh
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Traditionally, inspecting critical infrastructure required extensive manual labor in challenging and hazardous environments. With our Remote Asset Visualization solution, companies can deploy unmanned aerial systems (UASs) from secure weather-proof stations, expediting inspections and enhancing safety. High-resolution cameras and sensors on these drones provide real-time views of infrastructure, allowing maintenance, inspection, and engineering teams to promptly identify issues like corrosion, leaks, or structural damage. Our team has taken our years of experience to streamline these remote deployments, allowing clients to have on-demand visualization and monitoring of their assets and projects. Reach out today to schedule a demo or to learn more https://lnkd.in/ek2kBuFY #drones #uas #remoteassetvisualization #safety #assetmonitoring #assetmanagement #construction #visualization #digitization #sitesecurity #constructionmanagment #thermal #dronevideo #realitymodeling #mapping #dronemapping #livestream
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Talking and learning about financial modeling at The Robotics Factory - how to portray your business and tell its story using $$$
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Welcome aboard Automate365.com as a new network member of the PRN. Community, check out their extensive list of robotics and automation components.
🤖 Join Us in Celebrating! 🤖 We are excited to share that we’ve joined the Pittsburgh Robotics Network! 🛠️🚀 A heartfelt thank you to the Pittsburgh Robotics Network for welcoming us into such a dynamic and pioneering community. PRN's commitment to advancing the robotics industry and fostering collaboration among its members is truly inspiring. We are excited to contribute to and benefit from the shared knowledge and cutting-edge advancements happening here. Joining PRN opens up new avenues for collaboration, innovation, and growth. We look forward to working together with other members to push the boundaries of robotics technology and make significant strides in our field. The future is bright, and we’re ready to shine! #Robotics #Pittsburgh #Innovation #PRN #FutureTech #TechCommunity #Collaboration #Automation #PittsburghTech #RobotRevolution Pittsburgh Robotics Network Joziah Strong Tracey Aronson Reed Tarkington, LEED AP, CEM, CFM