Pittsburgh Robotics Network

The Robotics Leadership Academy is the result of regional partnerships to retrain workers for careers in robotics.

Pittsburgh Robotics Network members, CMU, and Pitt will all gain access to NVIDIA technologies for developing AI and robotics.

Mach9 has progressed from CMU research to tools to help the construction and infrastructure industries build and use 3D maps.

Partners Cybernetix and PRN aim to aid Pittsburgh’s robotics startups and bring the cluster’s investment opportunities to global markets.

The Robotics Factory’s Scale Residency Program supports companies at various stages to help them grow and collaborate.

Cirtronics and other robotics industry experts will discuss how to build commercial products at the Robotics Summit & Expo.

The Pittsburgh Robotics Network has appointed Jorgen Pedersen as board president and Stephen Muck as secretary, marking changes in PRN executive officers.

ESTAT Actuation, KEF Robotics, Thiopoly, Thorne Baby, and Piximo make up the Robotics Factory’s first resident cohort.

Participants in the Robotics Factory Accelerate Program’s first cohort received over 500 hours of direct coaching as part of the program.

Apicella has been serving as the Interim Executive Director of the Pittsburgh Robotics Network since May 2023.

MassRobotics, Pittsburgh Robotics Network and Silicon Valley Robotics have combined forces to create a cluster alliance.