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Relay Robotics, Inc. is a leading supplier of autonomous service robots designed to work with humans safely, securely, reliably, and contact-free. Since 2013, Relay Robotics and its affiliates have been technology leaders in robotics, holding 10 U.S. patents. Its robots supplement staff across hospitality, healthcare, and commercial real estate, delivering more than 1,000,000 deliveries worldwide. The robots are deployed at major U.S. hotels including Marriott, Hilton, Westin, Mandarin Oriental, Holiday Inn, and Radisson, as well as at Georgetown and Dartmouth hospitals and various commercial real estate properties. Relay Robotics offers its robots via a monthly subscription or Robots as a Service (RaaS).
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