Ava Robotics

Fantastic week at Automate Show 2026! Thanks to MassRobotics for hosting us on booth #567 and to everyone who stopped by to find out more about our autonomous solutions. Also fun to spend time with our friends at Algorized, Ras Labs, Inc., RESIX and TP7. We are already looking forward to Automate Show 2027 in Las Vegas. #robotics #automation #autonomous #AI

Join us at Automate Show next week at South Hall, Booth 567! We're bringing five MassRobotics resident startups with us: • Algorized - People-Sensing AI Multimodal Platform • Ava Robotics - Autonomous Telepresence Robots • Ras Labs, Inc. -  Tactile Fingertip™ & Synthetic Muscle™  • Resix - AI & Machine Learning • TP7 - AI Embodied  While you are at the show, be sure to also visit these booths to meet some more of our other resident startups: Dusty Robotics ( Booth 4613), Sereact (Booth 17051), PSYONIC (Booth 1690) Don't miss the chance to meet our residents and learn more about MassRobotics and the innovations shaping the future of robotics. See you at Booth 567🤖 🔗 Learn more about MassRobotics residents here: https://lnkd.in/gBytJS5B Colleen Cronin Anderson, Russell Nickerson, Abby Fechtman, Hadley Fox, Lenore Rasmussen, Natalya Lopareva, Ray Lee #AUTOMATE #MassRobotics #Robotics #Startups

Another terrific Robotics Summit & Expo in the books! Thank you to MassRobotics for hosting us on Start-Up Alley and to everyone who stopped by to meet Ava and learn more about our autonomous mobile solutions. Let's keep the conversation going. #RoboticsSummit #robots #automation #robotics #technology

Thank you MassRobotics for including Ava Robotics in the Robotics & Physical AI for Healthcare Innovation event during Robotics in Healthcare Week. While hospitals and healthcare systems face increasing demands, workforce shortages, and rising expectations for patient outcomes, robotics and intelligent systems are emerging as critical tools to transform care delivery. The Ava Healthcare Robot is a versatile, multifunctional solution that lightens the workload on local care staff while enabling remote specialists to provide quality care. 

Thank you to Scott Kirsner and the Museum of Science programming team for including Ava Robotics in the Ringing in 150: The History (and Future) of Telecommunications event at the Museum of Science, with Muriel Medard of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and serial entrepreneur + investor Rich Miner. In addition to the lively panel discussion, there were special artifacts from the MoS collection on display, including a prototype built by Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Watson, a piece of the original transatlantic cable, and (our favorite) a 1968 Picturephone.