Chang Robotics Unveils Strategic Plans and $50M Fund for U.S. Manufacturing Advances
On April 28, 2025, Chang Robotics, a frontrunner in the arena of advanced automation and robotics, announced its ambitious strategic roadmap for the year. Building upon a record year characterized by a remarkable 100% increase in workforce back in 2024, the company reaffirms its commitment to driving innovation in America's manufacturing ecosystem.
Key Highlights of the Announcement
The unveiling of a
$50 million Chang Robotics Fund is perhaps one of the standout features of their 2025 strategy. Alongside this financial commitment, Chang Robotics will also be expanding its U.S. operational footprint to four locations with the introduction of a new headquarters in Jacksonville Beach. This expansion is designed to strengthen their presence in the advanced manufacturing industry, solidaritying their relationships with key clients and tapping into local talent pools.
Moreover, Chang Robotics has set its sights on pioneering breakthrough technologies in several sectors, notably healthcare, electric vehicles, and sustainable packaging.
Momentum from 2024
2024 has been a groundbreaking year for Chang Robotics. The company received accolades from significant publications like
Fast Company and
Inc., demonstrating its innovative approach in the marketplace. This past year saw major accomplishments such as advancements in hospital automation, the scaling up of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), and the introduction of
GO-Eco, a groundbreaking graphene oxide technology aimed at eliminating PFAs (perfluoroalkyl substances) from food packaging.
Furthermore, through strategic partnerships and collaboration with prestigious universities, the company expanded its intellectual property portfolio and carried out a record number of engineering feasibility studies for some of the nation's leading firms.
The Expansion to New Operational Hubs
The announcement of a new headquarters represents a significant milestone for Chang Robotics. The company's operational locations now include:
- - Jacksonville
- - Jacksonville Beach
- - Chicago/Evanston
- - Denver
This multi-city approach enhances their reach and access to crucial resources, positioning them strategically for enhanced innovation in advanced manufacturing.
Core Objectives for 2025
Since its inception in 2017, Chang Robotics has emphasized the importance of near-shoring and North American manufacturing. In light of economic shifts and growing global supply chain challenges, Chang Robotics is doubling down on its commitment to domestically-based production within its engineering and automation divisions, as well as all its innovation activities.
One of the major projects Chang Robotics is undertaking this year involves collaborating with a prominent consumer products brand to realize their vision of a