Bessemer, Alabama overhead-crane and automation manufacturer founded 1972; builds custom cranes and robotic systems for U.S. industrial plants.
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Bessemer, Alabama overhead-crane and automation manufacturer founded 1972; builds custom cranes and robotic systems for U.S. industrial plants.
Germany
Trossingen, Germany encoder maker founded 1983; supplies absolute and incremental rotary/linear encoders plus compact drives to automation OEMs worldwide.
Czech Republic
Czech robotics R&D company in Ostrava specializing in omnidirectional platforms, nuclear-environment robotics, service robotics, and rehabilitation systems.
Netherlands
Dutch robotics engineering firm; developer of autonomous robotic fuelling systems for mining haul trucks and LNG vehicles using 3D vision.
Canada
Develops turnkey edge-AI visual inspection and autonomous robotics for 100% automated quality assurance of complex metal parts.
Finland
Finnish manufacturer of industrial cranes and automated material handling, including Gottwald AGVs with over 650 vehicles sold for container terminals.
United States
US robot fleet management and field service company — a subsidiary of ARO — providing preventive maintenance, break/fix, and RaaS for diverse robot types.
France
Saint-Genis-Pouilly, France sensor maker founded 2012; builds time-of-flight TeraRanger modules and FLOW sensors for buildings and mobile robots.
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Parma packaging machinery maker, founded 1954 and part of Aetna Group, whose Auriga laser guided vehicle family handles in-plant pallet logistics
United States · North America
Auriga Space builds ground-based electromagnetic launch systems for space, hypersonic testing and counter-drone defense, backed by a US Army CRADA.