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Valens Semiconductor (NYSE: VLN), RGo Robotics, and CHERRY Embedded Solutions, today announced a partnership to enhance the design and deployment of AI robotic systems.

NVIDIA Isaac Perceptor can enable AMR deployment, building physical AI platforms

Integrate non-autonomous assets (human-operated forklifts, tuggers, and even personnel) into a comprenhensive fleet management.

The mobile robotics industry is experiencing a fundamental shift. Successful business leaders are making a decisive move toward advanced vision-based perception systems. The reason? Perception technology is not just a technical choice, it’s a decision that determines how fast and how far your robotics business can grow.

AI at the Edge: How perception and AI are shaping mobile robotics

On a recent episode of Tech Salescraft, James was joined by Amir Bousani, Co-Founder and CEO of RGo Robotics, has been a pivotal figure in the robotics industry, steering his company through the complex world of autonomous systems. Amir’s journey from an engineering background to leading a global startup offers a rich tapestry of insights, particularly for those looking to merge deep technical knowledge with entrepreneurial ambition.

RGo Robotics, an innovator in AI-driven perception technology, has partnered with Onward Robotics to enhance automation in fulfillment centers. This collaboration will see RGo's Perception Engine implemented in Onward's Pyxis robots, enhancing human-robot collaboration and significantly improving operational throughput and efficiency.

RGo Robotics Inc. this week announced it will integrate NVIDIA’s Isaac Robotics technology into its perception platforms.

Combining RGo’s perception engine with Nvidia’s compute and algorithms is set to allow mobile robots to better perceive and understand the world around them.

RGo Robotics Perception Engine harnesses power of AI, computer vision

An AI-powered automation solution would translate to a more connected and dependable warehouse while bringing down the initial cost as well as total cost of ownership.

RGo Robotics, a company developing artificial perception technology that enables mobile robots to understand complex surroundings and operate autonomously, announced significant strategic updates. The announcements include leadership appointments, new customers and an upcoming product release.

Theobroma and Intel to support RGo Perception Engine machine vision software

RGo Robotics announced that it has exited stealth mode with $20 million in funding. The startup intends to enable mobile robots to operate autonomously by understanding their environment through artificial-perception technology.

RGo Robotics (RGo) and Theobroma Systems have announced the immediate availability of an integrated solution powered by RGo’s Perception Engine on Theobroma’s JAGUAR board.

Amir Bousani, co-founder and CEO of RGo Robotics, joins The Robot Report Podcast to discuss the state of perception for mobile robots.

RGo Robotics also announced updates to its Perception Engine and its leadership team.

After extensive field trials in challenging indoor and outdoor environments, RGo has secured several customers and has closed over $10 million in customer deals.

Cameras and vision-based perception will increasingly serve as the technological underpinning for mobile robots going forward.

RGo Robotics built an AI-powered technology that allows mobile robots to have 3D, human-level perception.