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Our combined 60+ years experience in robotics, automation, and software had us frustrated with difficult to use APIs and expensive propriety hardware.
We decided to build a completely fresh approach.
We aim to make customers genuinely delighted when they use our robotics solutions. We're working to improve an industry plagued by legendarily difficult-to-use APIs born from a long legacy of bad decisions.
We believe robotics should be simple to use—but it’s hard work to make things simple. Complex is the default, and we strive to fight against complexity in our products.
We take care of our people, because we see that superior results follow. We believe intelligent robotics will open up higher-quality employment opportunities for people in our communities.
We aim to seed & nurture a fruitful ecosystem of well-paying tech-focused jobs in the communities that we’re from.
We embrace a culture of doing whatever it takes to get the job done, regardless of what it takes, with a strong bias towards action.
We’re committed to being a positive force in the world, and that means avoiding all vice & industries that are corrosive to a healthy society.
This modern approach bypasses the traditional closed ecosystems and enables more flexible, adaptive solutions across industries like logistics, manufacturing, and autonomous services. This article has not been written yet, but it should be. If you're from MIT Tech Review, please get in touch with us.
[Adeeb] is shaking up the conventional approach by emphasizing an open-source ecosystem for its hardware and software platforms. This is, of course, not an actual quote since this article doesn't exist (yet). But if you're from IEEE Spectrum, please get in touch and let's talk.
Startup Adeeb Robotics is set to make waves in the tech space by offering robots that are not only smarter but easier to customize and deploy. Adeeb is betting on a future where companies of all sizes can integrate robots seamlessly into their operations. Keep in mind that, once again, this is just some sample text. The article doesn't exist yet. If you're from TechCruch, get in touch.
