Picking, Palletizing & Truck Loading
18Piece picking, (de)palletizing, parcel sorting and truck loading
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Piece picking, (de)palletizing, parcel sorting and truck loading
AI-driven AMRs, autonomous forklifts and goods-to-person systems
Anyware RoboticsUSA
ArimazCHE
Atlas RoboticsUSA
Automate MatrixUSA
BALYOFRA
BrightpickUSA
Collaborative RoboticsUSA
ForwardX RoboticsCHN
Gideon BrothersHRV
Hai RoboticsCHN
MowitoIND
NavflexUSA
Novus Hi-TechIND
Ocado TechnologyGBR
Robust.AIUSA
SymboticUSA
Third Wave AutomationUSA
Tubular NetworkUSA
WATA AIKORContact-rich assembly, kitting and electronics production
Programming-free and vision-guided robotic welding
CNC tending, forming and machining cells
Sanding, grinding, polishing and painting
AI visual inspection, metrology and plant inspection
Platforms and robots that span many factory jobs
Foundation models that control many robot types across factory jobs
Piece picking, (de)palletizing, parcel sorting and truck loading
Contact-rich assembly, kitting and electronics production
Programming-free and vision-guided robotic welding
CNC tending, forming and machining cells
Sanding, grinding, polishing and painting
AI visual inspection, metrology and plant inspection
Platforms and robots that span many factory jobs
Humanoids with factory pilots or production deployments
Humanoids moving totes and cases in warehouses
Established robot, cobot and automation makers building AI into their product lines
Robot hands and touch sensing for manipulation
Depth cameras, edge AI vision and perception modules
Robot compute, training data and sim-to-real tools
Joint modules and actuation for AI-era robots
Covers AI-native robots and workcells, AI software for industrial robots, robot makers bringing physical AI to the line, and their enablers. Source: RobotToday Global Robotics Supplier Directory (live data of 21 Oct 2026) with RobotToday editorial review. Included: companies whose robots or software use AI for perception, manipulation or programming in manufacturing, logistics or industrial inspection, plus humanoid makers with factory or warehouse deployments. This landscape shows a selection of up to 200 companies, with no more than 24 per segment; segment titles open the full list in the RobotToday Directory. Company updates, corrections or new listings: [email protected]
Source: RobotToday Global Robotics Supplier Directory, live data of 21 Oct 2026, with RobotToday editorial review (18 Oct 2026). Included: companies whose robots or software use AI for perception, manipulation or programming in manufacturing, logistics or industrial inspection, plus humanoid makers with factory or warehouse deployments. Each company appears once, in the segment that best fits its industrial business. Country codes show headquarters (ISO 3166). Click any company to open its RobotToday Directory profile. Missing a company or spotted an error? Tell us.