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Robotics networks of universities, startups, and more mature companies continue to grow as the automation market heats up.

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German Robotics Association

Germany is Europe’s most automated company according to the IFR.

Founded in 2020, The German Robot Association is headed by Chairman Helmut Schmid, who used to work at Odense, Denmark-based Universal Robots. He is now the CEO of mobile robot provider Agilox Services GmbH.

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10 Robotics Clusters Around the Globe

Robotics networks of universities, startups, and more mature companies continue to grow as the automation market heats up.

German Robotics Association

1. China Robot Industry Alliance

2. German Robotics Association

3. Japan Robot Association

4. Korea Robotics Society

5. MassRobotics

6. Odense Robotics

7. Pittsburgh Robotics

8. RoboHouse Netherlands

9. Robotic Society of Singapore

10. Silicon Valley Robotics

Robot Technologies

Mobile Robots

Collaborative Robots

Autonomous Vehicles

3D Printing

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