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Matthew Rendall, Ryan Gariepy, Pat Martinson and Bryan Webb started Clearpath Robotics out of the University of Waterloo's mechatronics engineering programme in 2009. The company grew two sides: research platforms used by robotics labs worldwide, and OTTO Motors, its autonomous material-handling business for industrial floors. Rockwell Automation acquired it in 2023. Martinson brought the company's product planning approach to the TechWaterloo stage in September 2017.
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Acquired by Rockwell Automation in 2023
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Quick answers
What does Clearpath Robotics do?
It builds autonomous mobile robots — research platforms for robotics labs, and self-driving vehicles that move materials inside factories and warehouses through its OTTO Motors division.
Who founded Clearpath Robotics?
Matthew Rendall, Ryan Gariepy, Pat Martinson and Bryan Webb, four University of Waterloo mechatronics engineering graduates, in 2009.
Is Clearpath Robotics still independent?
No. Rockwell Automation acquired the Kitchener company in 2023.