Carnegie Robotics
Carnegie Robotics (CRL), founded in 2010 and spun out of Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute, is a US-based leader in developing and commercializing autonomous solutions and ruggedized robotics products. They offer full-stack AI solutions, including AMR compute controllers, GNSS pose, and off-road AGV capabilities, designed for both indoor and outdoor rugged applications. CRL has a strong history of project success in military, mining, agriculture, industrial cleaning, industrial inspection, marine, and warehouse automation. They provide end-to-end custom solutions, leveraging a multidisciplinary engineering team with rapid prototyping capabilities. Key partnerships include those with Uber ATG (birthing Uber Advanced Technology Group), Nilfisk (leading to the spin-off Thoro.ai), Caterpillar, Swift Navigation, and Boston Dynamics. Their commitment to quality is underscored by ISO 9001:2015 certification and integrated manufacturing processes. Carnegie Robotics has a significant defense sector presence, contributing to DARPA RACER and US Army SREHD projects. By 2023, they had surpassed 5,000,000 hours of autonomous robots in use.
Carnegie Robotics
Carnegie Robotics (CRL), founded in 2010 and spun out of Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute, is a US-based leader in developing and commercializing autonomous solutions and ruggedized robotics products. They offer full-stack AI solutions, including AMR compute controllers, GNSS pose, and off-road AGV capabilities, designed for both indoor and outdoor rugged applications. CRL has a strong history of project success in military, mining, agriculture, industrial cleaning, industrial inspection, marine, and warehouse automation. They provide end-to-end custom solutions, leveraging a multidisciplinary engineering team with rapid prototyping capabilities. Key partnerships include those with Uber ATG (birthing Uber Advanced Technology Group), Nilfisk (leading to the spin-off Thoro.ai), Caterpillar, Swift Navigation, and Boston Dynamics. Their commitment to quality is underscored by ISO 9001:2015 certification and integrated manufacturing processes. Carnegie Robotics has a significant defense sector presence, contributing to DARPA RACER and US Army SREHD projects. By 2023, they had surpassed 5,000,000 hours of autonomous robots in use.