Most pure robotics deployment firms aren't profitable, says founder who's talked to many
ATTlKA · x · 2026-10-01
Responding to a question about whether pure-play robotics deployment companies make enough money, the author argues most don't — and attributes it to founders lacking automation experience, opportunistically rushing into every use case. Those with industrial and field engineering backgrounds will likely pull ahead and get deployments right.
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