Human in Motion Robotics
Canada
Vancouver, Canada medical-robotics company founded 2016 builds the XoMotion self-balancing exoskeleton for people with spinal cord injury or stroke.
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EEP Robotics GmbH
Austria
Austrian owner-managed robotics integrator delivering gripper systems, palletizing, welding, and turnkey robotic cells for industrial manufacturers since 1997.
Phoenix Technologies
United States
Campbell CA firmware pioneer founded 1979, developing BIOS and firmware security products for PCs, servers, and embedded devices. Not a robotics company.
DEEPX
Korea, Republic of (South)
Seongnam fabless AI semiconductor company; DX-M1 NPU delivers 25 TOPS at under 5W for edge robotics, drones, and autonomous vehicles.
CESI Ecole d'Ingenieurs
France
French private engineering school founded 1958; 26 campuses, 28,000 students; CTI-accredited five-year degrees in industrial and digital engineering.
Opto Engineering S.p.A.
Italy
Italian machine vision optics maker founded 2002 in Mantova, a world leader in telecentric lenses and 360-degree view optical systems for industrial inspection.
Cranfield University
United Kingdom
Cranfield, Bedfordshire postgraduate research university founded 1946; its Centre for Robotics and Assembly studies human-robot interaction and automation.
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Italy
Vuototecnica S.r.l.
Italy
Italian vacuum component maker founded 1975 in Lecco province; produces suction cups, vacuum pumps and generators, and Octopus gripping systems.
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Suzhou, China maker of force-controlled grinding systems; its DFC platform pairs robots with automatic consumable-changing hardware.
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