Robotic Research has developed automated trucks for the U.S. Army and Navy.
January 19, 2022 at 02:03 PM
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Autonomous driving technology company Robotic Research, which last month raised $228 million to fuel growth, has hired tech-industry veteran Donald Walther as its first chief legal officer.
Walther, who will also serve as the company’s corporate secretary, will oversee the development and execution of Robotic Research’s legal strategy including the long-term growth of the commercial division, known as RRAI.
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Donald Walther, chief legal officer for Robotic Research. Courtesy photo
