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Atlas Robotics (Atlas Robotics and Automation, Inc.) is a Pittsburgh physical-AI company that builds autonomous warehouse robots and the AI that runs them, vertically integrating hardware, software and cloud. Its approach is 'one brain, many bodies': the same learned autonomy, ea…
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- •Physical AI
- •Autonomous pallet jacks and stackers
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Cetin Mericli - Co-founder Tekin Mericli - Co-founder