Carnegie Foundry will use the investment to accelerate commercialization and scaling of its industrial automation offerings for robotics and artificial intelligence technologies in “advanced manufacturing, automated warehouses and supply chains, industrial robotics, integrated systems, autonomous mobility, voice analytics, and more,” U. S. Steel said.
 
“With this investment in Carnegie Foundry we continue to progress our Best for All℠ strategy to innovate new ways to serve our customers through profitable solutions for people and the planet,” U. S. Steel president and chief executive David B. Burritt said.
 
“The Carnegie Foundry team are clear leaders and innovators in autonomy and this partnership keeps us at the forefront of emerging innovation in robotics and autonomous solutions for industry. These highly advanced technologies will be essential to continue fulfilling our customers’ needs for a robust and resilient supply chain.”
 
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.