Collaborative Robotics focuses on developing robots that work alongside humans in various environments, such as manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare. Their robots are designed to adapt to different applications, ensuring they behave predictably and can be trusted in human-centric settings. The company offers both hardware and software solutions, which are engineered to provide practical benefits and a good return on investment. What sets Collaborative Robotics apart from its competitors is its emphasis on seamless integration of robots into existing human operations, making them feel like a natural part of the environment. The goal of Collaborative Robotics is to redefine how robots interact with humans, creating adaptable and reliable systems that enhance productivity and efficiency.

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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Collaborative Robotics (known as Cobot), a leader in practical collaborative robots (cobots), and founded by the team that helped scale Amazon Robotics to over 500,000 robots, today announced the public launch of its robot, Proxie. The first of its kind, highly adaptable, collaborative robot takes on the demanding material handling tasks that keep the world moving. Cobot is incredibly proud to count as some of its first customers industry leaders Maersk, Mayo Clinic, Moderna, Owens  Minor, and Tampa General Hospital.Meet Our Cobot: Proxie

Introducing Proxie, Cobot'S Collaborative Robot, Built For The Real World

Listen to this article. Collaborative Robotics Inc. today unveiled its Proxie mobile manipulator publicly for the first time. The startup has been secretive about the design of the robot since Brad Porter founded the company in 2022. Porter has hinted at the design of the robot by alluding to the importance of a mobile manipulator for applications within the warehouse, with a kinematic better suited for warehouse workflows than a humanoid

Collaborative Robotics Unveils Proxie Mobile Manipulator

Listen to this articleCollaborative Robotics has kept its actual robot out of public view. | Source: Adobe Stock, Photoshopped by The Robot Report. Collaborative Robotics, a developer of cobots for logistics, today announced the establishment of a Foundation Models AI team. Michael Vogelsong, a founder of Amazon’s Deep Learning Tech team, will lead the new team in Seattle. “Our cobots are already doing meaningful work in production on behalf of our customers,” stated Brad Porter, CEO of Collaborative Robotics. “Our investment in building a dedicated foundation models AI team for robotics represents a significant step forward as we continue to increase the collaborative potential of our cobots.”

Collaborative Robotics Expands With New Seattle Office And Ai Team

Listen to this articleFigure 1: Global Robotics Investment – Trailing 12 Months. Robotics investments reached at least $466 million in April 2024, the result of 36 funding rounds. The April investments figure lagged recent months and was the smallest amount since November 2023. April 2024’s investment total was significantly less than the trailing 12-month average of $1.1 billion (see Figure 1). Providers of collaborative robots scored the two largest rounds. As described in Table 1, Collaborative Robotics’ $100 million Series B round was April’s largest investment

Robotics Investments Top $466M In April 2024

Collaborative Robotics, a Santa Clara, CA-based company which specializes in the development of practical collaborative robots (cobots), raised $100M in Series B funding.

Collaborative Robotics Raises $100M in Series B Funding

Humanoids have sucked a lot of the air out of the room. It is, after all, a lot easier to generate press for robots that look and move like humans. Ultimately, however, both the efficacy and scalability of such designs have yet to be proven out. For a while now, Collaborative Robotics founder Brad Porter has eschewed robots that look like people. Machines that can potentially reason like people, however, is another thing entirely.As the two-year-old startup’s name implies, Collaborative Robotics (Cobot for short) is interested in the ways in which humans and robots will collaborate, moving forward. The company has yet to unveil its system, though last year, Porter told me that the “novel cobot” system is neither humanoid nor a mobile manipulator mounted to the back of an autonomous mobile robot (AMR).The system has, however, begun to be deployed in select sites.“Getting our first robots in the field earlier this year, coupled with today’s investment, are major milestones as we bring cobots with human-level capability into the industries of today,” Porter says

Collaborative Robotics Is Prioritizing ‘Human Problem Solving’ Over Humanoid Forms

SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 10, 2024 /PRNewswire/ - Collaborative Robotics, (or Cobot), a leader in the development of practical collaborative robots (cobots), today announced it has raised $100 million in Series B funding led by General Catalyst and joined by Bison Ventures, Industry Ventures and Lux Capital.

Collaborative Robotics Raises $100 Million in Series B Funding

Collaborative Robotics, a new startup founded by former Amazon engineer Brad Porter, is developing a mobility system that it says is designed to work both indoors and outdoors.

Collaborative Robotics, Led by Former Amazon Robotics VP and Scale AI CTO Brad Porter, Launches With $10M

Listen to this article. Robotics funding reached $2.1 billion in June 2023 as a result of 51 investments (See Table 1 below or download Table 1). This brings the year-to-date investment total for the robotics industry to approximately $6.1 billion. Table 1: June 2023 Robotics Funding and Investment

Here’S How Much Funding Robotics Companies Raised In June

In addition to the development of their cobots, Collaborative Robotics has launched the Cobot Flywheel Program.

Collaborative Robotics secures $30 million in Series A funding

Develops adaptable robots for human environments

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