Miami-based neurovascular surgical robotics startup developing the VASCO robotic platform for interventional stroke care and cerebral angiography.
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Miami-based neurovascular surgical robotics startup developing the VASCO robotic platform for interventional stroke care and cerebral angiography.
United States
US manufacturer of plastic container handling systems — conveyors, palletizers, baggers, AMRs — founded 1973, headquartered in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania.
Kunshan servo-system maker of harmonic and planetary robot joint modules, servo motors, and encoders.
United States
Los Angeles, USA maker of the BioTac biomimetic tactile fingertip sensor for robotic hands and prosthetics; USC spinout founded 2008.
Japan
On-orbit servicing company specializing in satellite life extension, active debris removal, and space situational awareness.
United Kingdom
Scottish LiDAR specialist founded 1996 in Edinburgh; makes and distributes the Routescene LidarPod UAV LiDAR mapping system for surveying and monitoring.
Ireland
Collooney, Ireland automation systems integrator founded 2005; builds robotic assembly and filling machines for medical device makers, now AIR Sligo.
United States
San Francisco autonomy software startup building modular full-stack safety and navigation systems for off-highway vehicles via REST API, backed by Y Combinator.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Hangzhou embodied AI company developing humanoid robots and Hyper-VLA foundation models under the ELU.AI Technology Group.
United Kingdom · Europe
UK robotics engineering company specializing in the design of dexterous robotic hands, wrists and humanoid torso systems that replicate biological motion.
United States · North America
Stanley Black & Decker's power-tool brand since 1924 now sells DALE, a fleet-capable autonomous drilling robot for data center jobsites.