Two years later, Apple bought LuxVue and has been on a patent rush for micro-LED technology ever since.

Within two years of L2F finalizing their automated production line, Cogenra Solar was acquired by SunPower, a global leader in the photovoltaic industry.

Zee.Aero is now Kittyhawk, backed by Google co-founder Larry Page, and released the world’s first vertical take-off and landing electric taxis in New Zealand.

Using laser scanners and machine intelligence, L2F produced a fence-less work cell enabling humans to continue working inside vehicles without robot interference.

In 2018, L2F was the first to deliver a robotic system smart and accurate enough to handle the task. L2F halved the time it took a certified aircraft technician more than 24 hours of painful labor to complete.

Emboldened with a robotic production line with yields and throughput much higher than restaurant industry standards, Zume was able to raise $48M in a late 2017 financing round.

Powered by the intelligence of servR, Skyflo has increased speed-of-service by 30% at major stadiums & entertainment centers, while decreasing COGS by 10% and post-event reporting time by 80%.

Debuted at the National Restaurant Association, CORI is able to move food from speed racks to ovens and other cooking equipment and locations inside the kitchen. This collaborative robot forms the hub for future automated kitchens.