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What the Model T Can Teach Today’s Robotics Industry
Since 1895, at least 1,900 automobile companies were formed in the United States, producing more than 3,000 makes of cars.

Blue Collar Robotics Featured in Utah Business
Utah Business continues to keep its finger on the pulse of the technologies shaping the future, and this month they

Robots, Real-Time Inventory, and the Next Era of e-Grocery Fulfillment
Online grocery is no longer a side channel for retailers. It has become a core part of how customers shop,

Paul Harker Joins Blue Collar Robotics as Strategic Advisor
Blue Collar Robotics is pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Harker as Strategic Advisor, effective May 4, 2026. Paul

ESCAPING PILOT PURGATORY
How Blue Collar Robotics delivers measurable proof through structured pilots A few years ago, one of the world’s largest grocers

Lower picking costs. Start with a pilot. Scale when proven.
For years, e-grocery faced a fundamental problem without a true solution: fulfillment needed to be automated, but no viable in-store

Teleoperation: Commercialize in the Real-World Today, Learn Toward Automation
In the race to automate blue-collar tasks, full autonomy remains a distant promise, gated behind the maturation of spatial AI

Blue Collar Robotics Welcomes Bill Bennett as Strategic Advisor
We’re excited to announce that Bill Bennett has officially joined Blue Collar Robotics as Strategic Advisor, starting February 23. Bill

Why We Chose Utah to Build Blue Collar Robotics
Most startups chase the “standard playbook”: move to the Bay Area, raise bigger rounds, hire fast, and optimize for growth

Now It’s Getting Serious…
We announced our service just one month ago and the response has been humbling. People talk about product–market fit like

How Much Automation E-Grocery Actually Needs
E-Grocery has grown faster than the operating models grocery stores were designed to support. Grocers are now fulfilling a meaningful

Why Blue Collar Robotics exists
Starting a company is never simple. There is always risk. Always uncertainty. Always the quiet voice asking whether the idea