Maven Robotics
Builds autonomous industrial robots for manufacturing and logistics organizations
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Maven Robotics
Maven Robotics develops autonomous robots designed for industrial work. Its first robot combines strength, dexterity and mobility to work alongside people.
The company works with large manufacturing and logistics organizations and positions its robots for businesses of different sizes. It is based in Silicon Valley, with listed roles located in Santa Clara, California.
Product: Autonomous industrial robots designed for work in manufacturing and logistics environments.
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