Standard Bots

AI isn't just changing what's possible in robotics — it's shattering it. Standard Bots CEO @evanbeard and Head of AI @leifjentoft showed more than 1,500 people how at @AutomateShow's packed keynote last week during the show's first-ever live demo. What if anyone could prompt their robot like Claude and program an end-to-end routine in seconds? What if robots could see what you see, move like you move, and adjust to variability in real-time? AI-native robots are the essential power tool of the 21st century because they're so much easier to use and much more capable than legacy robots. Watch our full keynote.

Why have only 6% of U.S. manufacturers adopted robots? Because they've been too hard to use, and not capable enough. Until now. AI-native robots are changing everything. With our newest AI feature ClickFind, you can train your robot in seconds to see and track objects in real-time with just a few taps. Perfect for rapid deployment in high-mix manufacturing environments, no PhD in computer vision required. Watch the live demo from our @AutomateShow keynote and see for yourself.

How do we make robots that every worker can just pick up and use? It starts with simplicity and intelligence. We make AI-native robots so easy to use, they're like the new power tool of the 21st century. Standard Bots CEO @evanbeard sat down with @quentinclark of @generalcatalyst to talk about why empowering workers with AI-native robots is our North Star.

One automation win. Then another. Then another. @EAMMoscaCorp makes the machines that strap and bundle loads across manufacturing facilities — running 24/7, where quality can't slip. They started with one Core robot, automating strap measurement on the line. It worked. So they went further — automating packaging, where operators were manually packing out 300+ coils, 350 lb each, per 12-hour shift. It made the work safer, and freed operators to focus on quality instead. The results spoke for themselves: they added 4 more Thors for every automated line. Next, they’re bringing automation to their manual lines, too. Robots are the future of manufacturing. EAM-Mosca is proof. Watch the full story.

250 years of America in the making. Here's to the next 250. Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸

We make robots for those who make America. Over the last four decades, the U.S. has shed 7 million manufacturing jobs. We offshored our production capabilities piece by piece. The pandemic threw the peril of that dependence into sharp focus. The stark reality today: American manufacturing is no longer competitive globally. Sourcing parts from China and elsewhere is 5-10x cheaper. And it's not just because of lower labor costs, it's because of their national investment in robotics. AI-native robots can help America close that gap. They’re the essential power tool of the 21st century. They're how we become competitive again. But we need to make them here to be resilient. That's why we make all our robots in Glen Cove, New York in our new 70,000 square foot facility. We design almost all our own parts, including our own actuators, and we assemble every final product in-house. And by 2027, we’ll manufacture everything — from metal in to robots out — right here in America.

Thousands of manufacturers packed our booth and attended CEO @evanbeard's keynote last week at @AutomateShow, the largest automation trade show in North America. We heard over and over again how impressed they were with Standard Bots. Many even said we 'won' the show! The reason is simple: Today's robots are too hard to use, not capable enough, and nearly all manufactured overseas. Standard Bots is America's largest manufacturer of AI-native industrial robots, the essential power tool of the 21st century. We design almost all our own parts, including our own actuators, and we assemble every final product in-house. By 2027, we'll manufacture everything — from metal in to robots out — right here in America. 📸 Ian Storck

Standard Bots won @AutomateShow. Wow, what a show! Ask anyone who was there, we were swamped from start to finish, and for good reason, too! AI-native robots that are easy to use and get more done. That's how we unlock what our industry — and our country — needs next. 🦾 🇺🇸

Robots create jobs. Manufacturers become more competitive when they put robots to work. And competitiveness unlocks company growth, job growth, and wage growth. We must build American robots, and put them to work in American factories. It’s a national imperative, and it’s our central mission. Live from Standard Bots Chief Engineer, CEO & co-founder @evanbeard's keynote @AutomateShow

We make AI-native robots for those who make America.

Standard Bots AI won the category’s top Innovation award at @AutomateShow, while our heavy-duty cobot Thor was a finalist in the Automation Systems category. Our team is so proud to be America’s largest * and leading * manufacturer of AI-native industrial robots. We're just getting started.

Standard Bots CEO, Chief Engineer and co-founder @evanbeard met with the White House again today on robotics and national industrial policy, after twice testifying to Congress recently as well. Here's the latest:

What if you could train a robot to tell apart two bags of bolts that look nearly identical — in a high-mix line, or anywhere that kind of precision is crucial? And what if it was also the simplest vision setup you'd ever seen? That's what we're showing off today at @AutomateShow: the most powerful and accessible AI vision skills for industrial robots on the market. Just show your robot how it's done, and our AI-native platform gets it automated. Fast, affordable, and easy for any worker to pick up and use. We believe AI-native robots are the essential power tool of the 21st century — the tool that will grow American manufacturing and make every worker a force at work. If you're at the show, find us at Booth 763 — and don't miss our CEO, Chief Engineer and Co-founder @evanbeard's keynote Wednesday at 9am CT. Can't make it? Visit standardbots.com to schedule a demo.

@AutomateShow. Chicago. Next week. Find us at Booth 736, see live demos, and show these robots how it's done.