Rapyuta Robotics got awarded by Tokyo venture technology award.

Date: 19 Oct 2022
Category: awards, corporate, engineering, press release

TOKYO, JAPAN ー Oct. 19, 2022, ー
Rapyuta Robotics, Co., Ltd., is pleased to announce that Rapyuta Robotics’ flagship product, Rapyuta PA-AMR, received the Award of Excellence at the Tokyo venture technology award organized by the Tokyo metropolitan government.

■ About the Tokyo venture technology award
This is a competition organized by the Tokyo metropolitan government to promote the development of products, technologies, and services of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and their sales channels and to disseminate their excellent products, technologies, and services at home and abroad. The award is presented to companies that excel in terms of five critical criteria: creativity, technological perfection, originality, marketability, and growth potential. The winning company is presented with a certificate of commendation by the Governor of Tokyo at an awards ceremony at the Industrial Exhibition 2022.
https://www.tokyo-venture-award.com/gaiyou/

■ Rapyuta Robotics
Rapyuta Robotics is a leading provider of flexible and collaborative autonomous mobile robot (Rapyuta PA-AMR) solutions and the pioneer in cloud robotics. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Rapyuta Robotics is a Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich) spin-off, that operates with a vision to be the leader in making robots more attainable and useful by taking an open, platform-centric approach to developing and operating robotics solutions. At ETH Zurich, Rapyuta Robotics’ founding members worked on the RoboEarth and Cubli projects.
Recruiting page: https://www.rapyuta-robotics.com/careers/

Media contacts:
Rapyuta Robotics Co., Ltd.
Corporate PR: Tabuchi, Suzuki
MAIL: pr@rapyuta-robotics.com

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