Larry Sweet, a robotics expert, has joined the ARM Institute to help robot developers create systems with end-user deployments in mind, drawing from his experience of successfully implementing robotics projects in his previous roles.

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Larry Sweet, with experience in robotics development at companies like ABB, FANUC, Amazon, and PepsiCo, is now at the ARM Institute. He noticed that robotics projects developed by end users were less likely to be stuck in research and development. At ARM Institute, he helps robot developers prototype new systems with end-user deployments in mind.

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Larry Sweet, with experience in robotics development at companies like ABB, FANUC, Amazon, and PepsiCo, is now at the ARM Institute. He noticed that robotics projects developed by end users were less likely to be stuck in research and development. At ARM Institute, he helps robot developers prototype new systems with end-user deployments in mind.

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ARM Institute fosters collaboration between robot developers and end users to accelerate robotic deployment in manufacturing.

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Larry Sweet, with experience at both robot developers and end-users like Amazon and PepsiCo, has joined the ARM Institute. He emphasizes the importance of directly deploying robotics technology in factories, rather than keeping it in research and development.

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Autodiscovery releases HAND16, a human-like robotic hand for dexterous manipulation, with 14 integrated motors, compact design, and various communication options, planned for public release in Q1 2025.

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