Cutting Edge: AI-powered landscaping with Electric Sheep – The Robot Report

Nag Murty, CEO and cofounder of Electric Sheep, and Michael Laskey, CTO of Electric Sheep join the portray this week to discuss how Electric Sheep is disrupting the industrial landscaping industry with self reliant cellular robots and a diversified alternate mannequin. The firm is leveraging AI to enable self reliant mowers to lower the grass


Nag Murty, CEO and cofounder of Electric Sheep, and Michael Laskey, CTO of Electric Sheep join the portray this week to discuss how Electric Sheep is disrupting the industrial landscaping industry with self reliant cellular robots and a diversified alternate mannequin. The firm is leveraging AI to enable self reliant mowers to lower the grass while simplifying the deployment course of in the sphere.
Electric Sheep is also vertically integrating the market section via the acquisition of business landscaping companies, then practicing the sphere personnel and integrating the self reliant mowers in the day to day workflow for the sphere groups while discovering out and adapting the product.

Episode Timeline

18:10   Interview with Electric Sheep CEO and cofounder Nag Murty, along with CTO Michael Laskey.

Within the info this week

  • The January investment document is out and robotics firms raised $578M in January 2024.
    • Robotics investments totaled $578 million in January 2024 as the discontinue consequence of 46 funding rounds. This resolve used to be severely lower than the trailing twelve-month moderate, however in step with January 2023’s resolve of $523 million.
    • The preferrred robotics investment in January 2024 used to be a $100 million round secured by Norway-essentially essentially based mostly 1X, a developer of humanoids (Look Desk 1 below). Chinese humanoid developer Robotic Technology raised $14 million in February.
    • Makers of self reliant cellular robots (AMRs) for agricultural operations were effectively represented among February’s robotics investments. Examples include Bluewhite ($39 million), Burro ($24 million), Saga Robotics ($11.5 million), farm-ng ($10M), and Ant Robotics ($2 million).
    • Companies essentially essentially based mostly in the us raised $154 million in January 2024, while Norway, buoyed by the $100 million 1X investment, placed third among countries with $113 million in funding.
  • Anyware Robotics announces soundless add-on conveyor for Pixmo unloading robots
    • The patent-pending articulating conveyor simplifies
  • Waymo robotaxis approved for fared rides in LA, also vastly expanded running condominium all the map in which via the SF peninsula, including a reported path to the airport.
    • Additionally launches fully driverless rides for workers in Austin; will launch shuttling workers round 43 sq. miles of the Texas capital.
  • Light tech exec Peggy Johnson named Agility Robotics CEO
    • Agility Robotics co-founder Damion Shelton has served as CEO since the firm’s founding in 2015. Shelton will now be the firm’s president and fragment of Johnson’s management team.

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