2022 in review: the year in robotics

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Welcome to Episode 102 of The Robot Report Podcast, which brings conversations with robotics innovators straight to you. Join us each week for discussions with leading roboticists, innovative robotics companies and other key members of the robotics community.

In this episode, Mike Oitzman and I recap the year that was in robotics. We recap the biggest stories, moments, trends, successes and failures from the commercial robotics industry in 2022. We also want to hear from you. What will you remember most from the year in robotics? Comment below or leave us a voicemail that could be played on an upcoming episode of the podcast.

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