Inside iRobot’s “Business-Driven” Strategy

Colin Angle says his most important jobs is protecting products that have left the safe confines of the R&D lab but haven’t yet grown into significant businesses.

By Scott Kirsner · November 15, 2013 · 1 min read

Angle says that iRobot is focused on innovation in three areas: helping robots get better at navigation (getting around different kinds of environments), manipulation (picking things up), and perception (understanding what is around them.) The company has about 50 employees who…

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