Real Life Robotics / Press
Press
The machines made the news. The operating challenge shaped Passenger’s deployment.
National and regional press have followed Real Life Robotics deployments since the first machines entered service. Those experiences revealed the need for a common layer to connect systems, apply consistent policies and retain an operator-accessible record.
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- CBC Meet the Ottawa robot feeding animals at the Toronto Zoo
- The Globe and Mail Robot.com brings robot delivery to Canada with Real Life Robotics
- Toronto Star Meet Bubs, one of the latest additions to the Toronto Zoo
- CTV National News Meet the robots programmed to do deliveries
- CP24 Autonomous robots take to GTA sidewalks
- The Logic Real Life Robotics takes another run at Canadian sidewalks
- Toronto Star Skip test drives robots in downtown Markham
- CTV News Tech talent surging in Waterloo Region
- CityNews Toronto Markham food delivery robots
- CityNews Ottawa Robot delivery service launches in Markham
- CityNews Kitchener Local UW start-up gets rolling on robotic delivery
- BetaKit CFIN awards $1.9 million to eight foodtech projects
- BetaKit University of Waterloo's Velocity moves out of the garage
- The Record UW robot delivery system on the road
- Cambridge Today Waterloo startup pilots robot deliveries in Markham
- Newmarket Today Markham Skip customers can choose robot delivery
- Yahoo News Food delivery robot project begins
- MSN Food delivery robots in Markham test appetite for high-tech takeout
- University of Waterloo Serving a taste of robot food delivery
- City of Markham OVIN demonstration zone showcases Ontario-made innovations
- Communitech Three Waterloo Region companies selected to pilot with the City of Kitchener
- Communitech Six Canadian companies chosen to pitch supply chain solutions
- Accelerator Centre Client spotlight: Cameron Waite, founder and CEO
- Wevolver Real Life Robotics featured on Wevolver
- Access Newswire Robot.com partners with Real Life Robotics
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