Here at Xconomy we’ve spilled considerable ink over the question of why Silicon Valley robotics companies seem to lag behind their peers in big centers of robotics like Boston and Pittsburgh.
But if you look at the locations of robot makers worldwide, it’s clear that no single region really dominates this emerging industry. Makers of industrial and service robots, and their suppliers and affiliated academic institutions, are spread out across Europe, Asia, and North America, with respectable clusters in India, Israel, Australia, and New Zealand as well.
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