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About Networked RoboticsNetworked Robotics was founded in 2004 by ex-Pfizer informatics researchers. The company's founders worked for almost 20 years in the automation of scientific processes for G.D. Searle & Co., Monsanto, Pharmacia, and Pfizer where they were responsible for the automation of experiments in inflammation. Work by several Networked Robotics employees stockholders, and board members contributed to the discovery and development of the blockbuster drug Celebrex. In 1998 while part of Monsanto Corporation, they engineered the first system to collect scientific, real-time, raw data over a wide area network. The founders have had extensive experience in software quality processes for pharmaceutical information systems. In response to FDA audits of these systems in the early 90s they represented information technology in the development of the first Monsanto standard operating procedures for regulated software development.
In Memoriam: Networked Robotics Founding Board Member Charles W. Woodford
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