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SVR and AMT Merger

In Spring 2022, AMT began an alliance with Silicon Valley Robotics (SVR) to expand the growth of robotics in manufacturing. Watch video to learn more.
by AMT
Feb 03, 2023

In Spring 2022, AMT began an alliance with Silicon Valley Robotics (SVR) to expand the growth of robotics in manufacturing. In this video, Andra Keay, SVR managing director, and Doug Woods, AMT president, discuss how the partnering associations will share expertise, services, and network connections to bring more robot-supported manufacturing to the United States.

SVR/AMT Alliance from AMT - The Assn For Mfg Tech on Vimeo.

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