Pittsburgh, PA – Robotics Business Review (RBR) has unveiled its fifth annual RBR50 list, naming IAM Robotics as one of the most noteworthy companies in the global robotics industry for 2016.
With the robotics industry more competitive than ever, new companies are popping up all the time. Of those companies, the RBR50 list outlines those who should be kept on your business radar.
RBR50 companies are recognized based on their innovation, groundbreaking application(s), commercial success and potential, and represent many different levels and facets of the robotics ecosystem.
“IAM Robotics is transforming supply chain models and this recognition by Robotics Business Review is a tremendous honor and further validation of our solutions. It has really motivated us to work even harder towards our goals,” said Tom Galluzzo, IAM Robotics founder and CEO.
The RBR50 is an international compilation that spans 11 countries and in addition to large conglomerates, 23% of the list is comprised of lesser-known startups. The list is dynamic, with robotics companies entering and leaving on an annual basis and thus creating a list that is indicative of where the global robotics industry as a whole is headed. “The World Economic Forum cites 2016 as the launch of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and has tabbed robotics as the lead player in that transformation. Each of the RBR50 for 2016 should be duly proud that the robotics community has selected them to lead this charge,” said Tom Green, RBR Editor in Chief.
About Robotics Business Review
Robotics Business Review provides business intelligence for the global robotics industry. Members enjoy excusive insights into global news, tracking of financial transactions, analysis of new technologies and companies, annual and quarterly research reports, access to the RBR50 Top 50 Companies list and much more. Visit RoboticsBusinessReview.com.
About IAM Robotics: IAM Robotics provides a complete set of technologies required for autonomous mobile manipulation solutions, with a focus on order picking and product retrieval. With a platform of products including the Swift autonomous piece picking robot, IAM is uniquely suited to help supply chain managers succeed and scale in the face of e-commerce challenges and increasing customer demands. For more information please visit www.iamrobotics.com.