Robotics QA testing, data collection and mechatronics engineering services for tech companies.
Relentless Adrenaline Corporation (RACorp) is a California-based robotics services company founded in 2019 by Jonathan Vela. The company provides quality assurance testing, data collection, mechatronics engineering, DevOps support, lab management, and warehouse management services, primarily supporting major tech companies in the San Francisco Bay Area. RACorp operates robotics teams staffed by Robot Wranglers and Mechatronics Engineers that conduct QA testing, R&D activities, and systems integration using robotic systems, computer interfaces, and VR headsets.
The company is headquartered in Lathrop, California, and employs between 100 and 250 people. Its work spans robotics integration, autonomous systems data collection, and software QA in research and development environments.
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Company Facts
Founded
2019
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System Integrator
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Primary Region
North America
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