AAA20 Group Hosts Ribbon Cutting for New Las Vegas Robotics Facility
June 15, 2025AAA20 Group recently hosted an official ribbon cutting at its new 9,000-sq.-ft. robotics facility at 680 Pilot Road, Suite E, Las Vegas, NV.
AAA20 Group’s CEO Marcus Kurle was joined by Clark County Commission’s Mark Moskowitz and Tom Nally of the Clark County Office of Economic Development during a grand opening ceremony with a robotics twist on a ribbon cutting.
The event included a few words from Nally, who serves as Senior Economic Development Specialist of Clark County Office of Economic Development, as well as an official proclamation by Clark County Commission’s South County Liaison, Moskowitz, who declared it “AAA20 Group Day.” One of the company’s proprietary robots then removed the ribbon and officially opened the doors to the robotic facility. The space is the third and largest facility in Las Vegas for the fast-growing company.
“We’re solving a real pain point in the industry,” said Kurle, co-founder of AAA20 Group. “You don’t need to wait 18 months for approvals or construction. Our systems are designed to be simple to install, affordable and fast to scale. You can rent a robot cheaper than labor, test it for 30 days and see immediate results.”
The expansion reflects growing national demand for scalable, cost-effective robotics as U.S. manufacturers face mounting pressure to boost productivity, address labor shortages and reshore operations, the company reported. Founded in 2020, AAA20 Group provides robotic palletizing systems that can be deployed quickly and rented on a month-to-month basis, allowing manufacturers to automate physically demanding tasks without long-term contracts or high upfront costs, while maintaining the flexibility to scale their manufacturing capabilities in line with growth.
Since relocating its headquarters from Chicago to Las Vegas in 2020, AAA20 Group has tapped into the region’s growing tech and logistics ecosystem. “We’ve hired engineers directly from UNLV, which speaks volumes about the quality of local talent and the value of education-industry collaboration in this city,” Kurle said.
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