Las Vegas, NV— AAA20 Group brought a high-tech twist to a classic tradition this morning, hosting a robotic ribbon cutting to celebrate the grand opening of its newest 9,000-square-foot robotics facility in Las Vegas.
The event, held at 680 Pilot Rd., Suite E, featured a crowd of VIPs, community leaders, and more than a dozen of the company’s own robots. Instead of giant scissors, the ribbon was sliced by one of AAA20’s proprietary Collaborative Palletizer robots—showcasing the very technology that has made the company a rising star in the manufacturing automation space.
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CEO Marcus Kurle was joined by Mark Moskowitz of the Clark County Commission and Tom Nally of the Clark County Office of Economic Development, who both praised AAA20’s impact on the local economy and broader U.S. manufacturing landscape. Moskowitz even issued an official proclamation naming April 24 “AAA20 Group Day” in Clark County.
“We’re solving a real pain point in the industry,” said Kurle. “Our systems are fast to install, easy to scale, and cost-effective. You can rent a robot cheaper than labor, test it for 30 days, and start seeing results right away.”
The new facility—AAA20’s third and largest in Las Vegas—comes as manufacturers across the U.S. look for ways to boost productivity and reshore operations in the face of labor shortages and economic pressures. Founded in 2020, AAA20 Group offers flexible, monthly rental options for robotic palletizers, removing traditional barriers to automation like high upfront costs and lengthy commitments.
Since relocating from Chicago in 2020, the company has leaned into Las Vegas’ growing tech ecosystem and talent pool. “We’ve hired engineers directly from UNLV,” Kurle said, emphasizing the importance of local talent and collaboration between industry and education.
AAA20’s client base spans coast to coast, serving manufacturers in sectors from consumer goods to logistics. In 2024, the company also opened a Silicon Valley office to give West Coast partners hands-on access to its cutting-edge technology.
As reshoring momentum builds, AAA20 is scaling up to meet the demand. “This is just the beginning,” Kurle said. “Flexible automation is the future, and we’re ready to lead the way.”
