Mantis Robotics launched the MR-X mobile platform with a 70 lb (30 kg) payload, zero cages, and full industrial speed on a mobile platform or fixed line.
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Mobile manipulation should be everywhere by now, so why hasn't it taken off? Because fast, useful, robot arms require safety cages, and cages can't travel. A bolted robo…
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Mantis Robotics
The Next Frontier in flexible Human-Robot collaboration
- Industry
- Automation Machinery Manufacturing
- Location
- Pleasanton, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Mantis Robotics
Mantis Robotics is the next frontier in flexible Human-Robot Collaboration. By completely rethinking safe human-robot collaboration, we created the first human-centered robots with physical intelligence, closing the gap between AI and the physical world. Mantis built the first truly responsive robots for flexible factories and warehouses, where human and robot can work together without sacrificing productivity.
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