New RaaS Service For Any Robotics OEM

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ARO Launches New RaaS Service For Any Robotics OEM
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Robotics undoubtedly play a critical role in modern life thanks to their ability to perform repetitive tasks with great efficiency. However, their high degree of engineering and complexity makes them expensive to produce and maintain, which often keeps robotic systems out of reach for many businesses. An emerging concept that aims to solve this, called Robotics As A Service (Raas), provides robotic systems as a service instead of ownership transfer, meaning that the consumer only needs to pay a flat rate based on hours used. Now, ARO has announced its new RaaS service that will be available for any robotics OEM, hoping to bring robotic systems to more customers. What challenges do robotics introduce, what is RaaS, and how will ARO help integrate robotics into more applications?

 

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