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2024’s hottest startups in robotics and automation

2024’s hottest startups in robotics and automation

Published on
May 14, 2024

2024 has been an eventful year when it comes to startups and technological progress. 2024 will likely been just as eventful, if not more. With the steadying progress of AI and IoT throughout the industry, and the rise of startups working to integrate one thing with another (cobots and AMRs for instance), we can expect 2024 to be just as fruitful as 2023.

2024 has been an eventful year when it comes to startups and technological progress. 2024 will likely been just as eventful, if not more. With the steadying progress of AI and IoT throughout the industry, and the rise of startups working to integrate one thing with another (cobots and AMRs for instance), we can expect 2024 to be just as fruitful as 2023.

In the field of robotics and automation, several startups are poised to make a significant impact in 2024. Here are some of the hottest startups to watch in this space.

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These startups are some of the best in their respective fields and are expected to continue to drive innovation and growth in the robotics and automation industry in 2024.

As the year continues, we will likely see more startups joining the fold with news solutions to existing problems.

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