GrayMatter Robotics Opens 100,000-Square-Foot AI Innovation Center in California

October 30, 2025
GrayMatter Robotics has opened a new 100,000-square-foot headquarters and innovation center in Carson, California, featuring over 25 robotic cells and creating more than 100 skilled jobs in AI and robotics.

GrayMatter Robotics has opened a new 100,000-square-foot headquarters and innovation center in Carson, California, announced in a press release. The facility is described as one of the nation’s most advanced interactive robotics experience centers for AI-powered manufacturing automation.

The site includes more than 25 robotic cells performing real manufacturing operations and will create over 100 high-skilled positions in AI, robotics, and engineering. The company’s proprietary GMR-AI technology enables robots to program themselves and adapt to variations in parts without human involvement.

According to the company, the new center is designed to address challenges in high-mix production environments and broaden access to advanced automation for manufacturers of varying sizes.

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