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The Washington Post opinion piece on new tech from Australia coming to America’s senior care facilities.

Grace Brown and Abi make their US TV debut at the ABC7 studio in San Francisco.

Grace Brown, the 26-year-old Aussie founder of Andromeda Robotics, raised $17M for her Abi robot to act less Terminator, more fun. Now, she's launching in the U.S.

The economics of elder care in the United States are broken for everyone. Andromeda wants to help change this with Abi, an empathetic humanoid designed to address loneliness.

A commentary piece written by Grace Brown, Co-founder and CEO of Andromeda, for Fortune about the importance of building emotionally intelligent robots that people want to interact with.

We’re proud to share Genesis Abi with the world, starting with expanding our partnership with leading aged care provider, mecwacare.

A BBC interview with robotics founders Grace Brown, Co-founder and CEO of Andromeda, and Maria Piechnick, a German engineer and Co-founder of Wandelbots.

We’re beyond thrilled to share the news of our $23 million Series A fundraise – a major milestone and more importantly, fuel for our zero loneliness vision.

A fascinating interview with the General Manager of Customer, Insights & Marketing at Benetas.

24-year-old mechatronics engineer, Grace Brown, features on Forbes Australia's inaugural 30 Under 30 list. Grace has been building robots since she was just 15. But her hobby became a business in 2022 when she launched Andromeda Robotics with a view to deploying the first empathetic robot throughout nursing homes in Australia: Abi.

Summarizing the positive impact of Abi in aged care settings.

Andromeda Robotics has successfully closed a $3 million seed round to help scale the rollout of its humanoid companion robot, Abi, across Australia.

An artificial intelligence-powered robot called ABI - has been developed by Grace to work in aged care homes across Australia.

Aged care, retirement living and community services provider Benetas is trialling the use of a companion robot at one of its sites in Melbourne.

Inside Ageing first wrote about Andromeda late last year, and in particular, a trial they were doing at Bolton Clarke’s Allity, to integrate prototype humanoid companion robots designed to interact with residents.

Australian-based robotics and AI startup Andromeda Robotics today announced it is undertaking initial trials with aged care provider Allity (part of the Bolton Clarke Group).

Aged care provider Allity is trialling a prototype companion robot at one of its facilities in Melbourne.

Gen Z mechatronics engineer and entrepreneur Grace Brown has closed a $3 million seed round led by Purpose Ventures for her robotics and AI startup, Andromeda.