Ebots published a series of white papers examining industry challenges and solution requirements over the past few months.
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Over the past few months, we've posted a series of white papers that have examined industry challenges and solution requirements. Now see how Ebots specifically implemen…
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Ebots
Revolutionizing Precision Manufacturing with Advanced Robotics
- Industry
- Automation Machinery Manufacturing
- Location
- Fremont, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Ebots
eBots is an AI-powered robotics company devoted to the development of eye-hand coordination technology for precision, dexterous, and adaptive manufacturing. Our applications range from electronics industry to medical device industry, from consumer products to industrial products, virtually any any assembly tasks that require two hands. eBots was founded by Dr. Zheng Xu and Dr. Jianming Fu, proven serial entrepreneurs whose startup was successfully acquired by SolarCity, a Tesla company. Our team boasts a world-class group of scientists and engineers with experience from Tesla, Apple, IBM, Bosch, iRobot, and borne out of universities such as Stanford, UC, CMU, Purdue, and other ivy league schools. Come join our team of robot-obsessed engineers and help make intelligent robots a reality.
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