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Greenroom Robotics CEO James Keane honoured with U.S. Ambassador’s Award

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Hannah Wallace
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Greenroom Robotics CEO James Keane honoured with U.S. Ambassador’s Award

US Ambassador to Australia Dr David Brat presenting the Ambassador's Award to Greenroom Robotics CEO and Co-Founder James Keane at the AmCham Alliance 2026 Awards.

PICTURED: US Ambassador to Australia Dr David Brat presents the Ambassador's Award to James Keane, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Greenroom Robotics

Greenroom Robotics Co-Founder and CEO James Keane received the prestigious Ambassador’s Award at the AmCham Alliance 2026 Awards. Presented by U.S. Ambassador to Australia Dr David Brat, the award recognises individuals helping shape the future of economic collaboration between Australia and the United States.

Maritime autonomy and AI are central to AUKUS Pillar II, which aims to accelerate the development and deployment of advanced capabilities across Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom.

As AUKUS nations work to strengthen security across the Indo-Pacific, autonomous maritime systems offer significant opportunities to extend operational reach, enhance maritime domain awareness and improve interoperability between allied forces.

Greenroom Robotics has AUKUS Authorised User status, helping streamline defence technology collaboration with U.S. partners. James' recognition highlights the growing contribution of Australian technology companies to the alliance through world-class maritime autonomy and AI capabilities.

Greenroom Robotics thanks Ambassador Dr David Brat and the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia (AmCham) for this recognition and for their continued commitment to advancing innovation and industry partnerships between our nations.

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