Double Robotics has started shipping its iPad-equipped telepresence robots

"We've begun shipping production units," cofounder David Cann told VentureBeat via email today. "In fact, we've already shipped the first 100. We'll ship another 1,000 units by September."

Revolve Robotics introduces Kubi, a $200 telepresence robot for your desk, living room, or kitchen

Everyone, it seems, wants to build a telepresence robot that moves. Revolve Robotics, however, wants to build a telepresence robot that doesn't break the bank.

The new Romo: stronger, faster, smarter personal robot (and cuter, too)

Romo 1 earned Kickstarter pledges of $114,796. But the newest Romo is just getting started.

Suitable Technologies unveils Beam, a remote presence robot that looks like a vacuum cleaner

Suddenly, telepresence robots are the hottest gadgets that don't fit in your hand. Double Robotics blew the lid of the category just a month or so ago, I'll be checking out a Vancouver startup's new product next week, and a number of other pitches are hitting my inbox.

Young startup Double Robotics scores $1.2M in sales for iPad-on-wheels robots

Double Robotics, the Y Combinator grad which created probably the best-looking telepresence robots on the planet, announced a $250,000 investment from Grishin Robotics today -- and the fact that Double has already sold 600 units of its first model for $1.2 million in pre-sales to 24 universities and 17 Fortune 500 companies.

DoubleRobotics: telepresence gets sexy (and made in the USA)

oubleRobotics has just released a telepresence solution that isn't ugly, awkward, or the apparent product of a Junkyard Wars amateur hour competition.

The company that powers Google Hangouts wants to radically disrupt all business videoconferencing

Video is the new audio. With more emotion, more nuance, and more effective real-time communication, videoconferencing is growing at a 20 percent annual rate in business.

But that’s not fast enough for Vidyo, the company that Google tapped for the …

Cisco introduces new WebEx and Jabber features, taking on Dropbox and Box.net

Cisco announced new features to its WebEx web meeting client and Jabber messenger today, in an attempt to compete with increasingly popular cloud storage companies such as Dropbox and Box.net.

“People who are using web conferencing have a challenge…the first …