Korean vacuum technology manufacturer founded 1991, making vacuum generators, Magic Grippers, and suction cups for industrial automation.
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Korean vacuum technology manufacturer founded 1991, making vacuum generators, Magic Grippers, and suction cups for industrial automation.
Germany
German manufacturer of industrial laser systems for welding, cutting, engraving, and direct metal additive manufacturing, operating as a Coherent subsidiary.
Brazil
Brazilian defense UAV manufacturer; VTOL RPAS systems for military surveillance, border monitoring, and precision strike missions.
Germany
Ingelheim am Rhein, Germany automation firm led by founder Jascha Rohmann; builds modular robotic infrastructure for welding, laser, and e-mobility lines.
Austria
Austrian/UK manufacturer of high-performance, heavy-payload professional drones (UAVs) carrying up to 10 kg for surveying, inspection and LiDAR.
United States
Acieta LLC is a USA-based robotic automation system integrator with roots to 1983, having installed over 10,000 robotic systems across North America.
Canada
Canadian manufacturer of modular ANAT robotic systems for inspection, duct cleaning, and industrial manipulation.
China
Hangzhou-based legged robot maker founded 2017; Jueying/LYNX series deployed in power, rescue, tunnels & mining across 44+ countries.
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Czech Republic · Europe
Prague maker of drone Remote ID transmitters and RIDER and Scout detection receivers, reporting over 50,000 devices sold to 25,000+ customers.
United States · North America
Asylon Robotics is a USA-based autonomous security robotics company offering integrated air and ground robotic perimeter security via its DroneCore platform.
Switzerland · Europe
NCCR Robotics was a Swiss SNSF research center (2010-2022) led by EPFL and ETH Zurich that produced spin-offs including Flyability and MyoSwiss.