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Welcome to KumoTek Robotics |
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KumoTek is a robotics engineering and design company, located in the
North Texas technology corridor of Richardson, Texas.
We provide cutting
edge robotics applications to educational institutions, museums and
various government organizations throughout the country. We have earned a stellar
reputation in the industry for designing, developing and bringing
unique and practical robotic applications to market.
 Our most recent
development, the MK-705 Roosterbot, realizes 4-flippers, a powerful
twin-belt drive train, dual video cameras, and a heavy duty manipulator.
This robot is capable of climbing small to medium sized obstacles and
can carry a modest payload over hazardous terrain, all while sending
real time video feed to the operator control unit. As a compact
and light weight alternative to similar robots currently in the field,
the MK-705 fits into a customized military rucksack and can be deployed
within seconds of initialization.
Whether it's building interactive entertainment robots, like ARTI the
Intel Museum robotics mascot, or delivering state-of-the-art service
robots to our troops in Iraq, KumoTek is committed to building top of
the line robotics applications.
New Product Introduction
KT-X Gladiator
Check it out at www.roboporium.com
News & Events
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 KumoTek
president and founder, Matthew Fisher,
will be a keynote speaker at the
ROBOBusiness Conference & Expo on April
08, 2008 in Pittsburgh, PA.
Come and listen to Matt discuss doing
business with Japan, and how you too can be a part of the amazing
action that is taking place in the consumer robotics hub of the
world.
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Matthew Fisher
Founder and CTO
KumoTek
Robotics
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Matthew Fisher is the Founder and CTO of KumoTek
Robotics, a Richardson, Texas based robotics company whose clients
include the U.S. Naval Academy, MIT, Dartmouth, and the U.S. Army.
Matthew has helped to grow the KumoTek vision from being a small robot
import and distribution company, to a multi-national design and
manufacturing organization for both educational and service sector
robots. An 11 year military veteran, he states that his goal is to
entertain the public with our fun and educational robot solutions, while
saving the lives of the men and women who are out defending our
freedom. Matthew is fluent in Japanese and has consulted for several US
and Japanese organizations, including the Japan External Trade
Organization, The City of Osaka, and the U.S. Army. He is a graduate of
the Robins School of Business at the University of Richmond, Virginia.
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