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10 Robotics Clusters Around the Globe


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Robotic Society of Singapore

Started in 2010, the Robotics Society of Singapore provides educational training, along with networking opportunities.

Singapore is the second most automated country in the world, according to IFR, “with a rate of 605 robots per 10,000 employees in 2020.”

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1. China Robot Industry Alliance

2. German Robotics Association

3. Japan Robot Association

4. Korea Robotics Society

5. MassRobotics

6. Odense Robotics

7. Pittsburgh Robotics

8. RoboHouse Netherlands

9. Robotic Society of Singapore

10. Silicon Valley Robotics



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