How RobotLAB’s CEO Highlights AI Robots Bridging Labor Gaps in Various Industries

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve at a rapid pace, Fox News recently highlighted a company that is helping businesses across the nation leverage AI-powered robots to enhance efficiency and address labor shortages.

RobotLAB, headquartered in Texas and boasting 36 locations nationwide, offers an impressive array of over 50 different types of robots. These range from cleaning and customer service bots to security robots, making them versatile tools for various industries.

Industries such as healthcare, hospitality, and logistics are already benefiting from these robots. For instance, they engage dementia patients in nursing homes, deliver food in restaurants and hotels, manage box deliveries in warehouses, and even assist firefighters by entering hazardous environments.

According to CEO Elad Inbar, cleaning robots are among the most sought-after solutions, capable of covering hundreds of thousands of square feet daily. Hospitals, airports, and supermarkets across the country are increasingly adopting these technologies.

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Texas-based robotics company RobotLAB is harnessing the power of AI to fill critical gaps across different industries. (Fox News / Fox News)

Inbar collaborates with businesses to provide robots tailored to their specific needs, offering training on effective AI utilization and adaptation to automation. He emphasizes that while human emotion is irreplaceable, AI robots can alleviate labor shortages by taking on less desirable jobs.

“We have robots that can deliver endlessly, fight fires, and much more. They are incredibly capable, especially in light of current labor shortages,” Inbar stated. “When people are unwilling to take certain jobs, we provide a viable solution for business owners.”

Inbar envisions that the next major step in AI will be humanoid robots, which are advancing rapidly. He predicts that by the end of the decade, humanoid robots will be commonplace in homes, capable of cooking, cleaning, and performing maintenance tasks.

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RobotLAB CEO Elad Inbar aims to have AI-powered humanoid robots doing tasks in homes by the end of the decade. (Fox News / Fox News)

“This is a transformation we haven’t witnessed in 18 years since our company began,” Inbar remarked. “Humanoid robots have become increasingly capable due to advancements in both hardware and software. They can now understand their environment and execute tasks like cleaning a table by distinguishing between trash and items that belong in the dishwasher.”

Recently, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at preventing excessive state regulation of AI. Inbar believes this is crucial for maintaining competitiveness in the AI landscape, particularly against countries like China. He stresses the importance of protecting privacy while cautioning that over-regulation could stifle innovation and place the U.S. at a disadvantage.

“This impacts everything from national security to productivity and even our ability to manage power consumption,” Inbar explained. “AI is essential for addressing these challenges, and being a leader in this field is vital. If you’re not first, you’re last.”

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Inbar says that AI is crucial for things such as national security and productivity. (Fox News / Fox News)

In addition to their commercial applications, RobotLAB is also making strides in education by partnering with two-thirds of school districts. They are committed to helping educators and younger generations adapt to the evolving landscape of AI.

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“We develop curriculum, lesson plans, and activities, along with professional development for teachers to integrate these technologies into their lessons,” Inbar explained. “We have transformed mundane robots like robotic arms into educational tools that teach students about trigonometry, physics, and mathematics.”

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve at a rapid pace, Fox News recently highlighted a company that is helping businesses across the nation leverage AI-powered robots to enhance efficiency and address labor shortages.

RobotLAB, headquartered in Texas and boasting 36 locations nationwide, offers an impressive array of over 50 different types of robots. These range from cleaning and customer service bots to security robots, making them versatile tools for various industries.

Industries such as healthcare, hospitality, and logistics are already benefiting from these robots. For instance, they engage dementia patients in nursing homes, deliver food in restaurants and hotels, manage box deliveries in warehouses, and even assist firefighters by entering hazardous environments.

According to CEO Elad Inbar, cleaning robots are among the most sought-after solutions, capable of covering hundreds of thousands of square feet daily. Hospitals, airports, and supermarkets across the country are increasingly adopting these technologies.

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Texas-based robotics company RobotLAB is harnessing the power of AI to fill critical gaps across different industries. (Fox News / Fox News)

Inbar collaborates with businesses to provide robots tailored to their specific needs, offering training on effective AI utilization and adaptation to automation. He emphasizes that while human emotion is irreplaceable, AI robots can alleviate labor shortages by taking on less desirable jobs.

“We have robots that can deliver endlessly, fight fires, and much more. They are incredibly capable, especially in light of current labor shortages,” Inbar stated. “When people are unwilling to take certain jobs, we provide a viable solution for business owners.”

Inbar envisions that the next major step in AI will be humanoid robots, which are advancing rapidly. He predicts that by the end of the decade, humanoid robots will be commonplace in homes, capable of cooking, cleaning, and performing maintenance tasks.

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RobotLAB CEO Elad Inbar aims to have AI-powered humanoid robots doing tasks in homes by the end of the decade. (Fox News / Fox News)

“This is a transformation we haven’t witnessed in 18 years since our company began,” Inbar remarked. “Humanoid robots have become increasingly capable due to advancements in both hardware and software. They can now understand their environment and execute tasks like cleaning a table by distinguishing between trash and items that belong in the dishwasher.”

Recently, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at preventing excessive state regulation of AI. Inbar believes this is crucial for maintaining competitiveness in the AI landscape, particularly against countries like China. He stresses the importance of protecting privacy while cautioning that over-regulation could stifle innovation and place the U.S. at a disadvantage.

“This impacts everything from national security to productivity and even our ability to manage power consumption,” Inbar explained. “AI is essential for addressing these challenges, and being a leader in this field is vital. If you’re not first, you’re last.”

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Inbar says that AI is crucial for things such as national security and productivity. (Fox News / Fox News)

In addition to their commercial applications, RobotLAB is also making strides in education by partnering with two-thirds of school districts. They are committed to helping educators and younger generations adapt to the evolving landscape of AI.

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“We develop curriculum, lesson plans, and activities, along with professional development for teachers to integrate these technologies into their lessons,” Inbar explained. “We have transformed mundane robots like robotic arms into educational tools that teach students about trigonometry, physics, and mathematics.”