German industrial robot maker founded 1957 in Obernburg; part of Aretè Cocchi Technology since 2023; specializes in welding and laser automation.
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German industrial robot maker founded 1957 in Obernburg; part of Aretè Cocchi Technology since 2023; specializes in welding and laser automation.
United States
Marine robotics company operating large uncrewed surface vessels and AUVs/ROVs for remote ocean survey and seabed operations.
United States
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United States
Huntsville, Alabama federal engineering services firm (est. 2002); manufacturing, robotic integration, and IT for government and commercial customers.
United States
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United States
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Norway
Norwegian full-service electronics manufacturing services (EMS) company serving maritime, defense, energy, healthcare, and industrial sectors.
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French technical center supporting innovation and competitiveness in mechanical industries since 1965.
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France's national research institute for computer science, mathematics, robotics, and artificial intelligence.
France · Europe
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