Robotics Manufacturing Hub to help small and midsize U.S. manufacturers compete


The Robotics Manufacturing Hub is modular, adaptable, and multi-use, with OEM diversity.

When the ARM Institute launched its Robotics Manufacturing Hub about a year ago, it quickly realized that U.S. manufacturers weren’t looking at robotics and automation because they weren’t interested in the technology. Instead, the barriers to automation loomed so large that it was impossible for small and midsize firms to know where to start.

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