US robotics startup building a Vision-Force-Action foundation model for general, high-performance, safe physical robots.
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US robotics startup building a Vision-Force-Action foundation model for general, high-performance, safe physical robots.
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Small Texas-based maker of rugged fixed-wing EPP foam UAVs for aerial mapping, GIS surveying, and land monitoring applications.
United States
Round Rock, Texas robotics maker founded 2016 from UT Austin research, formerly LinkDyn Robotics; builds the Robin dual-arm mobile manipulator.
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San Luis Obispo, California aerospace engineering firm; designs and builds electric aircraft and unmanned aircraft systems for AeroVironment.
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US-based manufacturer of industrial protocol gateways, edge data historians, and embedded connectivity software for factory floor automation.
Finnish operator of the world's largest synthetic-aperture radar (SAR) satellite constellation for all-weather, day-and-night Earth observation.
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Nebraska-based robotics startup producing an autonomous grain bin robot that levels grain, breaks crusts, and improves stored grain safety.
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US startup developing autonomous UAS fleet management (Hive platform) for multi-drone coordination and 24/7 aerial inspection operations.
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California company running NASA's Astrobee free-flying robots on the ISS under a Space Act Agreement and developing the robotic, modular Port orbital platform.
Germany · Europe
Aachen RWTH spin-off making iSSI, a 4-in-1 androgynous interface usable as a robotic end effector or foot (ISS-tested 2022), and the iFEX refuelling port.
United States · North America
Free-flying robotic platform from NASA Ames, comprising three cube-shaped robots (Honey, Queen, Bumble) operating aboard the ISS since 2019.
United States · North America
Seattle-area startup (2024) building ORA-series AI-controlled space robotic arms plus NavIQ/ASTRA-P autonomy for capturing and servicing spacecraft.