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Carnegie Mellon University is a robotics company founded 1900, developing 1 robot primarily in the AGV category.
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Add a deployment →Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is a private research university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Its Robotics Institute, founded in 1979, is one of the largest robotics research centers in the world and has produced landmark autonomous systems including the Boss and Sandstorm vehicles that competed in DARPA Grand Challenge events.
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RoboScore 36.71 + Momentum 0.00
Company facts
- Founded
- 1900 · 126 yrs
RoboScore
36.71 RoboScore + 0.00 Momentum· Speculative — thin evidence
Products 65%, Depth 5%, Evidence 30% set the number, and every rated company has all three. Attention has no weight of its own — it is one of the two things Evidence is built from, and it can only ever add. Activity and Readiness describe the brand but never move it. A value we don't have reads —, never zero. Momentum is independently collected news coverage, worth at most 15 points and never a deduction — a maker we have heard nothing about keeps its full RoboScore. Claiming or paying moves nothing.
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Milestones
Bossa Nova licensed Ballbot technology from Carnegie Mellon University
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