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A vinyl record service and biofeedback sports sensors are getting AlphaLab Gear help, plus the DOE is funding new EV battery tech.

Innovation Works' robotics startup accelerator and Carnegie Mellon University's TechWise partnership are both accepting applications now.

From regulations to cultural practices, there’s a lot that needs to be considered to successfully expand a company in a foreign country.

From layoffs and giant raises to new and recurring community events, it’s been a busy year for Pittsburgh tech.

Office vacancies in Pittsburgh stabilized in the third quarter after the market was pummeled by a pandemic that forced many workers out of offices and into their homes, according to reports from two real estate firms. “One of the reasons why you haven’t seen much adjustment to the overall vacancy

The program's leaders say the Lawrenceville hub will be a place for robotics startups to grow while staying connected to the tech community.

Economic development contacts, targeted growth sectors, rankings and more for companies interested in relocating or expanding to Pennsylvania.

The new location at Tech Forge is situated in the heart of Pittsburgh’s “Robotics Row,” which boasts a high density of robotics organizations in all stages of growth working across various industries.

In Pittsburgh, Robotics Factory will support commercialization of products. Schless Bottles will relocate to Allentown, bring 100 jobs.

<p>The Robotics Factory, an initiative dedicated to creating, accelerating and scaling robotics companies in the Pittsburgh region, has announced their new location at the Tech Forge building in the Lawrenceville neighborhood of Pittsburgh.</p>