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n a groundbreaking ceremony that defied tradition, AAA20 Group unveiled its latest innovation in Las Vegas - a state-of-the-art robotics facility that's poised to revolutionize the manufacturing landscape. The 9,000-square-foot hub, located at 680 Pilot Rd., Suite E, was officially opened with a robotic ribbon cutting, showcasing the company's proprietary Collaborative Palletizer robots.

    CEO Marcus Kurle was joined by Clark County Commission's Mark Moskowitz and Tom Nally of the Office of Economic Development, who praised AAA20 for its significant impact on the local economy. Moskowitz even issued an official proclamation declaring April 24 "AAA20 Group Day" in Clark County.

    "We're tackling a major pain point in the industry," Kurle said. "Our systems are quick to deploy, easy to scale, and cost-effective - making them a game-changer for manufacturers." With flexible rental options and no long-term commitments, AAA20 is democratizing access to automation technology.

    The new facility marks a significant milestone for the company, which has experienced rapid growth since its relocation from Chicago in 2020. By tapping into Las Vegas' thriving tech ecosystem and talent pool, AAA20 has been able to attract top engineers directly from UNLV. The company's client base spans the country, serving manufacturers across various sectors.

    As the trend of reshoring gains momentum, AAA20 is poised to lead the charge with its cutting-edge technology. "This is just the beginning," Kurle said. "Flexible automation is the future, and we're ready to drive it forward."