Robotic Research Executive VP to Speak at US Navy/Marine Corps 5G Pitch Competition Presented by NSIN Starts and Verizon

CLARKSBURG, Md., Oct. 27, 2020 — Robotic Research LLC, one of the world’s leading autonomous technology providers , announced today that the company’s executive vice president, Eddie Mottern, will be a panelist during the 5G pitch competition for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps on Tuesday, October 27. This two-part event is presented by the National Security Innovation Network and Verizon, and will feature a live pitch competition with 10 promising 5G-enabled startups competing for $200,000 in prizes, as well as a series of keynote presentations outlining the Department of Defense’s strategy around 5G and current partnerships. “I’m honored to participate in this exciting, groundbreaking event,” said Eddie Mottern, executive vice president of Robotic Research. “I look forward to sharing insights on what we’ve learned through our industry-leading innovations in autonomous vehicle technologies and unmanned systems. Our team supports autonomous programs in major cities and locations around the world, and 5G networks are an important part of continuing to support those and the future of our expanding operations.” This event will take place through NSIN’s Starts program. Starts events help to screen companies for acceptance into further NSIN Acceleration Portfolio programming while providing DoD stakeholders the opportunity to survey, collaborate, and do business with non-traditional vendors. Mottern’s panel section will discuss counter-intrusion and unmanned systems being explored through the Marines’ 5G Living Lab. Learn more about this lab and Robotic Research’s involvement here https://bit.ly/35t9NpW. More info regarding this event can be found here https://bit.ly/2HzG7Qc. View the trailer video for this event here https://bit.ly/35zDhT9. About Robotic Research Robotic Research, LLC, is a leading provider of autonomy and robotic technology driving the transformation of commercial and government autonomous operations through innovative and intelligent systems. Whether providing autonomous vehicles to the military to keep the warfighter safe; delivering unmanned, transformable robots to extend the reach of Special Forces units; or making commercial transportation safer and more efficient, Robotic Research is leading this dynamic revolution in technology. To learn more about Robotic Research, visit www.roboticresearch.com and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn. Media Contacts: Kristina Messner (Focused Image for Robotic Research) 703-678-6023 [email protected]