Humatics: Microlocation tech aims to improve human/robot interaction

“Our mission is to revolutionize the way we locate, navigate, and collaborate between people and machines,” says Mindell, CEO of the 25-person company. The Humatics technology was not developed at MIT, but “we build on work from MIT,” says Mindell. The company has also benefited from MIT’s various venture startup services, and has been selected as member of MIT ILP’s elite STEX25 (Startup Exchange 25) accelerator program. 
 

“Our mission is to revolutionize the way we locate, navigate, and collaborate between people and machines,” says Mindell, CEO of the 25-person company. The Humatics technology was not developed at MIT, but “we build on work from MIT,” says Mindell. The company has also benefited from MIT’s various venture startup services, and has been selected as member of MIT ILP’s elite STEX25 (Startup Exchange 25) accelerator program. 
 

“Our mission is to revolutionize the way we locate, navigate, and collaborate between people and machines,” says Mindell, CEO of the 25-person company. The Humatics technology was not developed at MIT, but “we build on work from MIT,” says Mindell. The company has also benefited from MIT’s various venture startup services, and has been selected as member of MIT ILP’s elite STEX25 (Startup Exchange 25) accelerator program. 
 

“Our mission is to revolutionize the way we locate, navigate, and collaborate between people and machines,” says Mindell, CEO of the 25-person company. The Humatics technology was not developed at MIT, but “we build on work from MIT,” says Mindell. The company has also benefited from MIT’s various venture startup services, and has been selected as member of MIT ILP’s elite STEX25 (Startup Exchange 25) accelerator program. 
 

“Our mission is to revolutionize the way we locate, navigate, and collaborate between people and machines,” says Mindell, CEO of the 25-person company. The Humatics technology was not developed at MIT, but “we build on work from MIT,” says Mindell. The company has also benefited from MIT’s various venture startup services, and has been selected as member of MIT ILP’s elite STEX25 (Startup Exchange 25) accelerator program.