Chang Robotics in the News
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01Nobody Is Building a New Plant Without Automation (Matthew Chang on Cheddar)
Matthew Chang on Cheddar: automation used to need a financial justification, and in 2026 it is the base case. What that changes about new plants, and about who works in them.
Oct 13, 2026Read →
02There Is Not Enough Skilled Labor for the Factories Being Built (Matthew Chang with Jane King)
Every industry vertical is expanding at the same time, the skilled workforce to staff those plants does not exist in the numbers required, and supply chains are stretching. Matthew Chang’s advice to any manufacturer weighing automation is to get the plan lined out now, because the speed at which you move is a decision you can make later.
Oct 13, 2026Read →
03Chang Robotics at the USA Rare Earth Groundbreaking in Blacksburg
On September 9, 2026, USA Rare Earth broke ground on a new rare earth metal and magnet manufacturing facility in Blacksburg, South Carolina. Chang Robotics is part of the partner team bringing that facility online.We were on site for the ceremony. What follows is what is being bu
Sep 15, 2026Read →
04Who Owns Your Factory's Data? (Matthew Chang on FINTECH.TV)
Most conversations about AI on the factory floor start with what the robot can do. Fewer start with where the data goes.Matt Chang, founder and CEO of Chang Robotics, was at the New York Stock Exchange this week for an interview with FINTECH.TV anchor Remy Blaire about physical A
Sep 15, 2026Read →
05Chang Robotics and Wheel.me Partner to Make Any Cart, Shelf, or Fixture Autonomous
Renewed collaboration equips Chang Robotics to deliver flexible, cost-effective autonomous solutions for manufacturers and facilities of all sizesAs seen in Business InsiderChang Robotics, an engineering firm that designs and deploys autonomous systems for American manufacturers,
Jun 17, 2026Read →
06Chang Robotics and Jacksonville University Expand Robot Studio Partnership with Move into STEAM Institute
Chang Robotics and Jacksonville University expand their Robot Studio partnership with a move into JU's STEAM Institute, deepening student access to applied robotics and workforce development.
Apr 21, 2026Read →
07Chang Robotics Appoints Marketing and Operations Leader Brian Keith as Chief Marketing Officer
Chang Robotics appoints Brian Keith as Chief Marketing Officer to lead marketing strategy across its growing ecosystem of manufacturing, healthcare, and industrial technology companies.
Apr 14, 2026Read →
08Kate McAfoose Wins Two 2025 Gold Stevie Awards for Women in Business
Kate McAfoose, President of Chang Robotics and Co-Founder of Curabotics, wins two 2025 Gold Stevie Awards for advancing robotics, healthcare automation, and workforce innovation.
Nov 24, 2025Read →
09Chang Robotics and OTTO by Rockwell Automation Announce Collaboration to Transform Automation in Manufacturing and Consumer Products
Chang Robotics and OTTO by Rockwell Automation partner to transform manufacturing automation with scalable, intelligent AMR solutions.
Nov 12, 2025Read →
10New Book by Matthew Chang Premieres “Risk-Taking Is Biblical,” Exploring the Intersection of Faith, Innovation, and Leadership
Matthew Chang’s new book Risk-Taking Is Biblical explores how faith and innovation intersect to redefine leadership, courage, and purpose in business.
Oct 20, 2025Read →
11Kate McAfoose, P.E., President of Chang Robotics and Co-founder of Curabotics, Named a Finalist for two Stevie® Awards in the 2025 Stevie Awards for Women in Business
Kate McAfoose, President of Chang Robotics, named finalist for two Stevie® Awards honoring innovation and leadership in technology.
Sep 18, 2025Read →
12Chang Robotics to Partner in Third Annual Jacksonville Venture Competition at DisruptIT 2025
Chang Robotics partners in the 2025 Jacksonville Venture Competition at DisruptIT. Startups pitch for $1M in funding to shape Florida’s tech future.
Aug 25, 2025Read →
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