New York company automating hospital sterile processing with AIM machine vision; automates instrument tray assembly and peel pack packaging for SPDs.
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United States
New York company automating hospital sterile processing with AIM machine vision; automates instrument tray assembly and peel pack packaging for SPDs.
France
Paris-based robotics company founded 2012; makes Atalante X, the world's first self-balancing hands-free rehabilitation exoskeleton; CE marked and FDA cleared.
Canada
Cellula Robotics builds hydrogen fuel-cell and battery AUVs (Guardian, Envoy) reaching up to 5,000 km range for defense and energy survey.
Japan
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Group media platform (Spectra); parent conglomerate covers industrial robots, AGVs, logistics automation; founded 1884, Tokyo.
United Kingdom
UK-based embedded systems consultancy specializing in firmware development for IoT, M2M, and remote monitoring applications.
Fuzhou, China fabless semiconductor company founded 2001; designs ARM-based SoCs for AI vision, tablets, IoT, automotive, and industrial applications.
United States
Global leader in vacuum automation technology offering grippers, suction cups, vacuum pumps, and robot end-of-arm tooling.
United States
US hardware design consultancy for FPGA, high-speed board and signal-integrity engineering covering PCIe Gen5/6, DDR4/5 and MIL/aerospace systems.
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Metrology-grade industrial 3D scanning systems built on structured light and robotics, delivered at roughly half the cost of high-end competitors.
Poland · Europe
Polish manufacturer of professional optical 3D scanners for industrial metrology, quality control, and cobot-integrated inspection.
Germany · Europe
Strama-MPS (Straubing, Germany, est. 1946) builds special-purpose machining centers, rotary transfer machines, and robotic assembly lines for automotive.