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MODEX 2024: Wednesday recap of robotics news and notes from Atlanta

Wearable scanner company ProGlove demonstrated its suite of technology, including the Mark Basic model.

ProGlove

Wearable scanner company ProGlove demonstrated its suite of technology, including the Mark Basic model.

Day 3 of MODEX 2024 saw lighter crowds than the prior two in Atlanta, but attendees were still engaged with robotics and automation companies from around the world at the Georgia World Congress Center.

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1. ForwardX Robotics

2. Columbia Machine

3. Avidbots

4. ProGlove

5. Geek+

6. Rapyuta Robotics

7. Dexterity

8. Sevensense

9. RGo Robotics and Capra

10. CaPow

11. Gather AI

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