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Aethon is a robotics company founded 1967, based in United States, developing 2 robots primarily in the Warehouse AMR category.
Autonomous mobile robots for healthcare and hospitality
Aethon makes autonomous mobile robots including the TUG and T3/T3XL systems, which transport carts, supplies, linens, meals, and medications in hospitals and hospitality settings. The company is based in Pittsburgh and also operates in Singapore, serving healthcare and hospitality buyers with AMRs designed to move goods and reduce staff transport work.
Active products
2
Robo Score
65
A
View factor breakdown
Price range
$107.5K
1 of 2 priced
Top-rated product
A
Robo Index
T3
Company facts
- HQ
- Pittsburgh, United States
- Founded
- 1967 · 59 yrs
- Website
- aethon.com
Robo Score
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5 of 6 factors known. How it's calculated
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Milestones
Aethon launched its Cloud Command Center for remotely guiding TUG robots.
Aethon was established in 1967.
Press coverage
- Aethon vendor profile
Mobile Robot Directory
- T3 Autonomous Mobile Robot
Aethon
- TUG Autonomous Mobile Robots
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Active products by Aethon
2 shown| # | Category | Key specs | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | T3 | Warehouse AMR | Payload 453.6 kg | — | — | A |
| 2 |  | TUG | Hospitality | Payload 453 kg·Runtime 10 hr | $107.5K | 2022 | A |
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