Robot startup's career fair line tops 300 students, outdrawing Google and Amazon
MatthewChang · x · 2026-09-19
At this week's Georgia Tech career fair, a robotics company drew a line of 300+ students and collected 38 qualified resumes — a bigger crowd than Deloitte, Amazon, and Google at the same event. The poster's takeaway: students want to build factories full of robots, a clear signal of embodied AI's rising pull on top engineering talent.
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