Relay Robotics
Matt Townsend has worked in the software engineering field since 2003, starting as a Software Engineer intern at Motorola. Matt then moved on to Visual Concepts in 2006 as a Senior Lead Software Engineer. In 2012, they became a Software Development Manager at Amazon Lab126. In 2017, they were promoted to VP of Engineering at Kollective Technology. In 2022, they were promoted again to VP of Engineering at Aspiration. Currently, they are VP of Software Engineering at Relay Robotics.
Matt Townsend studied Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign from 2002 to 2005, earning a BS. Matt then attended the Academy of Art University from 2006 to 2010, graduating with an MFA in Film (Directing). In addition, Matt has obtained various certificates from Coursera Course Certificates and Coursera Verified Certificates, including Cloud Computing Capstone and Specialization, Front-End JavaScript Frameworks: AngularJS, Front-End Web UI Frameworks and Tools, HTML, CSS and JavaScript, Cloud Networking, Cloud Computing Applications, Cloud Computing Concepts: Part 2, Cloud Computing Concepts, Heterogeneous Parallel Programming, Image and Video Processing, and Machine Learning.
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Relay Robotics
Relay Robotics, Inc. is a leading supplier of simple, sophisticated, autonomous service robots that work with humans safely, securely, reliably, and contact-free. Relay Robotics and its affiliates have been technology leaders in robotics since 2013 and hold 10 U.S. patents. Relay’s robots supplement staff across hospitality, healthcare, and commercial real estate settings. They have completed more than 1,000,000 deliveries worldwide. Relay delivery robots are currently deployed at major hotels in the United States such as Marriott, Hilton, Westin, Mandarin Oriental, Holiday Inn, and Radisson, nationally recognized hospitals such as Georgetown and Dartmouth, and commercial real estate properties. Relay robots are available via a monthly subscription or RaaS (Robots as a Service). Relay’s Rapid-Install™ trains and activates a robot within hours of arrival at a location. Customers can name their robot and create a customized “wrap” to give it a unique character and harmonize it with their brand.