Found in News & Content, with a score of 1.13
…included Bernard Casse, founder and CEO of RIOS Intelligent Machines; Thomas Evans, robotics chief technology officer at Honeywell; Erik Nieves, co-founder and CEO of Plus One Robotics Inc.; Damion Shelton, co-founder and CEO of Agility Robotics; and Lance VandenBrook, CEO of IAM Robotics. “We thought there were a lot of lessons that could be extracted from the experiences of the founders here, said moderator Firdaus Pohowalla, Cascadia Capital’s managing director for robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence. Topics of discussions included…
Found in News & Content, with a score of 1.04
…Kelly Kamlager, senior director of marketing at RIOS Intelligent Machines Inc. Aaron Prather, senior technical advisor at FedEx Express A.K. Schultz, co-founder and CEO of SVT Robotics Inc. Matt Wade, head of marketing, BlueBotics SA What was the most interesting robotics offering you saw at MODEX 2022? Gerard Andrews, NVIDIA Andrews: We have a saying that “Everything that moves will be autonomous.” So for me, it was really interesting to witness this vision taking hold with the levels of autonomy…
Found in News & Content, with a score of 18.07
During MODEX 2022, RIOS Intelligent Machines Inc. is presenting a seminar, “Getting Started with Robots as a Service: Robotic Workcells to immediately Increase Productivity and Supplement Labor.” Mandy Dwight, vice president of business development, and Dr. Clinton Smith, co-founder and chief technology officer, will present RIOS's session on robotics-as-a-service (RaaS). Facilities and operations can gain insights on how to maximize profit streams with the RaaS model with no upfront costs or large, unforeseen maintenance fees. RIOS also said that attendees…
Found in News & Content, with a score of 12.91
…freeing scarce workers for more value-added tasks. RIOS Intelligent Machines Inc. today announced that it has raised $28 million in Series A equity funding and debt financing. “Bedrock sectors of our economy are crippled by a labor shortage problem that COVID turned into a full-blown crisis,” said Dr. Bernard Casse, CEO of RIOS. “Today, most factories in the world are labor-intensive, and with millions of jobs unfilled, manufacturers are unable to keep up with skyrocketing consumer demand – and they…
Found in News & Content, with a score of 11.29
…hygiene to mitigating workforce strain and shortages. RIOS Corp. today said it has received global recognition from StartUs Insights as an industry leader in helping the food sector with robotics. “This is an honor to be recognized for our leadership in end-to-end AI powered robotic workcell implementations for the food industry,” stated Dr. Bernard Casse, founder and CEO of RIOS. “We’re building robotic workcells of the future, serving assembly lines in factories, warehouses, and supply chain operations. Our full-stack technology…
Found in News & Content, with a score of 2.09
…and promising solutions to warehouse and production problems from a labor shortages. Companies such as RIOS are leading the way with RaaS through a subscription-based program, which eliminates a CapEx purchase. RIOS robotic workcells can help operations in three ways: production, quality control, and end-of-line packing. The company's systems offer viable opportunities for retail operations, fulfillment, and manufacturing facilities to revitalize their operations to meet customer demands with accuracy and speed, especially during peak season.
Found in News & Content, with a score of 1.55
…Upon identifying these objectives, the manufacturer selected RIOS Intelligent Machines as a strategic partner. RaaS enables affordable, faster fulfillment Hit’s team members, along with its technology partners, worked with the robotics hardware and software developer to co-create custom workcells that use robots to decrease order-fulfillment time. The manufacturer took advantage of a robots-as-a-service (RaaS) model to support its operational goals. Instead of traditional capital equipment expenses, or capex, RaaS provides a monthly service platform as an alternative financing option. It…
Found in News & Content, with a score of 3.77
…world develop such fullstack AI-powered robots — RIOS is one of them. These next-generation robots have perception systems (vision) based on deep learning allowing them to learn and recognize objects. They also possess a centralized intelligence (brain) underpinned by AI, enabling them to execute specific tasks in different environments. RIOS’ DX-1 robots additionally possess a first-of-its-kind haptic intelligence platform (touch) that enable them to have a human-level sense of touch and possess practically all the capabilities of a human hand…
Found in News & Content, with a score of 4.12
…Companies.” Among them were startups such as RIOS Corp., which is developing automation for tasks that typically require human-level dexterity. “We're honored to be recognized,” stated Kelly Kamlanger, senior director of marketing at RIOS. “Both robotics and AI are extremely competitive as well as collaborative, and it's great to be registered among one's peers.” “These startups and companies are taking a variety of approaches to innovating the artificial intelligence industry, but are all exceptional companies well worth a follow,” said…
Found in News & Content, with a score of 7.06
…Robotic solutions, such as those developed by RIOS, integrate within manufacturing and assembly operations, and serve organizations of all sizes, most favorably, small and medium-size manufacturers. Programs such as RaaS, Robots-as-a-Service, rapidly integrate within operations and allow funding for automation without financial barriers. As automation becomes more prevalent, companies need a new breed of upskilled technicians to work on robotic workcells. Technicians will need to operate and repair robotic systems, have advanced troubleshooting skills, and basic software knowledge. Forward-thinking community…
Found in News & Content, with a score of 1.57
…in the robotics space were aligned with RIOS’ thesis on manufacturing and automation (i.e., our vision on how the world will evolve). Here are some of the themes that we’ve predicted and are now seeing unfolding: Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are adopting automation at a faster pace SMBs have real paint points — they’re being hit from all angles: labor shortage, labor turnover, minimum-wage hikes, and the pandemic. They also have less of a cushion to deal with all…
Found in News & Content, with a score of 1.54
…offering lavish financial support and generous incentives. RIOS was among the companies that were offered deals to expand in China but received no such offer from our own government. RIOS remains patriotic and did not take the deal from China. Today, we’re proud, as Americans, that the U.S. Senate is passing a huge industrial policy bill to counter the threat from China. Both parties are agreeing to invest in semiconductor manufacturing, AI research, robotics, and quantum computing, as well as…
