Osaka software firm founded 1994; develops embedded control systems, medical healthcare devices, and AI applications for industrial and healthcare sectors.
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Japan
Osaka software firm founded 1994; develops embedded control systems, medical healthcare devices, and AI applications for industrial and healthcare sectors.
Norway
Norwegian IoT company making ultra-miniature wireless sensors with 15-year battery life for cold chain, occupancy, and energy optimization.
Germany
Ludwigsburg, Germany gripper manufacturer founded 2008; its GRIPKIT servo-electric grippers reach 550 newtons of force and 20 million rated cycles.
Canada
North American Siemens PLM software reseller and additive manufacturing solutions provider offering CAD/CAM/PLM, 3D printers, and engineering services.
United States
Detroit-based RaaS startup using AI-powered AMRs to automate micro-fulfillment and intralogistics operations.
Austria
Vienna-based startup developing the world's first autonomous sewing robot (SiBot) for fully automated garment manufacturing, founded 2022.
China
Beijing embodied-AI startup that introduced its mission in May 2025; builds the RoboScape and WorldScape world models for robot control.
Shanghai maker of embodied-AI iLoabot loading robots and machine-vision DWS systems, handling up to 1,800 cartons per hour in warehouse logistics.
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Austria · Europe
Austrian AGV maker (Linz, 1984) in the SSI SCHAEFER Group: AMADEUS, ARNY, OSCAR, LUCY, SALLY and CAREY vehicles with NAVIOS fleet software
Canada · North America
Canadian innovator of rugged IP67 3D laser triangulation scanners for industrial machine vision, with 18,000+ installations worldwide.
United Kingdom · Europe
London spatial-intelligence software firm founded 2016 by Imperial College London researchers; Slamcore Aware tracks forklifts, backed by nearly $25 million.