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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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Odense Robotics

The Odense Robotics cluster estimates that there are more than 300 robotic companies around Denmark. The cluster said its mission is to bring those companies together and serve as a resource. It regularly puts on networking events and programs.

Leading robotics companies based in Denmark include Universal Robots, Mobile Industrial Robots, and OnRobot.

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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.

Odense Robotics

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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