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HowToRobot and Robotics Australia launch automation-buyer platform

HowToRobot and Robotics Australia launch automation-buyer platform Image: Primary
HowToRobot and Robotics Australia Group said they launched AutomationFinder.com.au, a localized platform intended to help Australian businesses identify automation opportunities, prepare supplier-ready project briefs, and compare suppliers. The subscription platform uses HowToRobot's AI and offers market feedback from a network the companies say includes more than 20,000 vetted suppliers, including 500 in Australia. The partners said the site is their first country-wide licensed deployment and is operated by Robotics Australia Group.
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