The company was founded by two former CMU students in 2020. It will use the $10 million to support product deployment for its clients, its head of business development said.

Though the new pilot program won't be taking place in Pittsburgh, its success could bring about more hiring and local growth for Argo AI.

You can connect with one of the city's top authorities on the local startup ecosystem at this week's RustBuilt Pittsburgh Conference.

The new contract will help the robotics firm advance its sub-sea technologies. Meanwhile, CEO Jorgen Pedersen is looking to future commercial deals, and continuing to hire for a team that's already doubled in the past 18 months.

Beep boop bop, your pizza delivery is here: The semiautonomous robots are part of a Bloomfield-based pilot program for the company that has the potential to bring them here permanently.

Pittsburgh has turned its tech prowess into wealth over the past decade. But data show that not all residents are sharing in the returns.

The autonomous vehicle company, which has plans to go public through a SPAC later this year, will make a full commitment to Pittsburgh as its corporate headquarters. Most of its 1,600 employees are already local.

Known for its robotics and automation expertise, the research institution will now apply those technologies to furthering research in the life sciences.

The new funding will go toward product development, customer acquisition and team expansion. Cofounder Kamron Khodjaev said it makes sense to be headquartered in Pittsburgh, near clients and partners in the AV industry.

With a new $15 million investment, the East Liberty-based market intelligence company will now move into the advertising tech industry with a focus on data privacy protection. Plus, CivicScience CEO John Dick on the challenges of building a company culture virtually.