Why RaaS needs more than a subscription model
RaaS panelists, from left to right: Bill Booth, RoboWorx; Rick Faulk, Locus Robotics; Eric Linde, Aescape. Robots as a service, or RaaS, has become one of the most closely watched business models in commercial robotics, and for good reason. By shifting automation from a large…
AI Summary & Key Takeaways
- RaaS panelists, from left to right: Bill Booth, RoboWorx; Rick Faulk, Locus Robotics; Eric Linde, Aescape
- Robots as a service, or RaaS, has become one of the most closely watched business models in commercial robotics, and for good reason
- By shifting automation from a large…
Why RaaS needs more than a subscription model
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