Long considered a highlight of Calgary’s tech scene, local robotics company ATTAbotics is now restructuring as it deals with insolvency.
That restructuring includes terminating 192 of its 203 employees, keeping only 11 as it navigates the road ahead, according to documents published by insolvency trustee firm Richter Inc.
Founded in 2016 by Scott Gravelle, ATTAbotics had carved a name out for itself not only in Calgary but internationally, working with the likes of Microsoft, Accenture and the United States Department of Defense.
Neither Gravelle nor ATTAbotics responded to requests for comment ahead of publication. Several terminated employees declined interview requests.
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