概要
Hong Kong robotics company behind Lionel, the autonomous floor-marking robot, and DALE, the downward-drilling robot built with DEWALT for data-centre construction.
ロボティクスメディアとハイライト
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ロボティクススナップショット
- •Construction robots
- •Floor marking
- •Robotic drilling
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マイルストーン
| 年 | 出来事 | 出典 |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 | August Robotics設立 | — |
経営陣
Alex Wyatt (Founder & CEO)