Hey, no complaints here. The Journal seemed particularly impressed by robotic activity here in Roboburgh, though an argument could be made that there's a lot happening on the Internet front here as well. As it has been on the Net scene, Carnegie Mellon University was cited for serving as a springboard for new companies, this time through its Robotics Institute.
Robots do hazardous waste retrieval.
Manufacturers will also gain a new low cost channel for reaching thousands of potential new customers. Roboburgh will provide end users with a means to significantly lower the search and time costs associated with the design, specification and purchase of an automation solution.