IDEC Corporation, founded in Japan in 1945, develops control components and safety devices including pushbuttons, switches, PLCs, and relays for automation.
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Japan
IDEC Corporation, founded in Japan in 1945, develops control components and safety devices including pushbuttons, switches, PLCs, and relays for automation.
Germany
German system integrator founded in 1993 in Reinsdorf, specializing in robotic automation, welding systems, and assembly lines for automotive OEMs.
Brazil
Brazilian builder and operator of modular in-pipe crawler and magnetic-adhesion inspection robots for offshore oil and gas pipelines, risers and FPSO tanks.
Netherlands
Dutch developer of advanced machine vision and robotic systems for grading, sorting, and handling in horticulture, food, and agriculture.
United States
North American distribution and support center of Italy's Amer Group, supplying AC/DC motors, gearmotors, traction systems and linear actuators.
United States
Sterling Heights, MI system integrator; intelligent manufacturing solutions blending people and robotics for automotive, aerospace, and consumer industries.
China
Chinese developer of automotive AI compute chips and software for ADAS and autonomous driving.
United States
U.S. e-commerce distributor of industrial automation, motion-control and electronic components, with electronics repair and integration services.
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Apex, North Carolina manufacturer founded 1989; makes robotic tool changers, force/torque sensors, and collision sensors; owned by Novanta since 2021.
United States · North America
Bedford, Massachusetts photonics and motion-control supplier listed as Nasdaq: NOVT; renamed from GSI Group in 2016, owner of ATI and Celera Motion.
Australia · Oceania
Smeaton Grange, NSW distributor of workholding and robot end-of-arm tooling; represents Schunk, Hainbuch, ATI, and Tunkers across Australia and NZ.
United States · North America
St. Paul, Minnesota manufacturer founded 1902; supplies Cubitron II abrasives and Scotch-Brite media for robotic grinding, sanding and paint-repair cells.
Germany · Europe
Dortmund, Germany end-of-arm tooling maker founded around 1989; builds SHS quick-change couplings, Auto Connector tool changers and custom grippers.
United States · North America
Pennsburg, Pennsylvania product-development firm certified as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business; builds robotics and mechatronics prototypes.
United States · North America
Cleveland, Ohio automation division of Applied Industrial Technologies; 500-plus staff at 35 facilities supply robotics, machine vision and motion control.
United States · North America
Oregon commercial UAS maker producing industrial-grade, application-specific drones for cinematography, agriculture, mapping, inspections, and public services.
France · Europe
Laval-based French supplier of FAIRINO cobots, industrial robots, AMRs, grippers and tool changers, with integration and technical support services.
United States · North America
Ati Robotics builds factory-hardened Sherpa AMRs and the Ativerse AI platform that orchestrates material flow above ERP/MES on the factory floor.
United States · North America
Woburn, Massachusetts robotics company building the SmartBay platform, which changes and balances vehicle tires without removing the wheel from the car.
United States · North America
Ohio supplier of robot end-of-arm tooling, grippers, vacuum automation and cobot EOAT kits, plus conveyors for plastics handling.