Lincoln Agritech Ltd.
New Zealand
Canterbury, New Zealand research firm founded 1964 as NZAEI; wholly owned by Lincoln University, developing irrigation software and farm sensing systems.
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Solid-VUE
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean fabless semiconductor company developing solid-state LiDAR sensor SoCs for autonomous vehicles, robotics, and drones.
SBG Systems
France
French manufacturer of miniature high-performance inertial navigation systems (IMU, AHRS, INS/GNSS) for land, sea, air, and unmanned platforms.
Activ Surgical
United States
Boston-based surgical intelligence company developing AI and sensing platforms to enhance intraoperative decision-making and surgical safety.
MAVinci GmbH
Germany
German fixed-wing UAV manufacturer specializing in aerial surveying and mapping; acquired by Intel in November 2016.
HMPS Packaging Automation
Australia
Australian packaging automation company founded 1980 in Adelaide, specializing in robotic palletizing and case packing systems for food and FMCG makers.
MackSmaTec GmbH
Germany
German special machine builder in Gerstungen (formerly ruhlamat, est. 1991); 280+ staff; serves automotive, medical, and security ID sectors.
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ICOP Technology Inc.
Taiwan
Taiwanese designer and manufacturer of x86-based industrial single-board computers and embedded systems built around the Vortex86 SoC.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Guangzhou maker of EXO wearable exoskeletons and AMB aluminium rail systems; CNAS-certified vision AI; clients include Volvo, FAW-VW, and Tesla Fremont.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Hangzhou-based wearable robotics company making the world's first modular lower-limb exoskeleton with swappable hip and knee modules.
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Element Exo
United States · North America
Pittsburgh-area startup making passive, battery-free back-support exoskeletons under 5.5 lbs, reducing back muscle load by 32% for industrial workers.
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Spain · Europe
Spanish exoskeleton startup making the Xnowers passive leg exoskeleton for skiing, snowboarding, and other action sports.
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Technaid
Spain · Europe
Arganda del Rey, Spain robotics firm founded 2004 as a CSIC bioengineering spin-off; makes the Exo-H3 lower-limb rehabilitation and gait-research exoskeleton.
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United States · North America
ASTM Exo Technology Center of Excellence (2019): accelerates safety standards and R2S projects for exoskeletons and wearable robotics.
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United States · North America
Virginia Tech spinout making passive lift-assist exoskeletons for workers; rebranded as Element Exo Inc.
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Tonus Tech
United Kingdom · Europe
UK soft-robotics startup, incorporated in Nottingham in July 2020, developed AI-assisted exo-sportswear for knee support; the company is now in liquidation.
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United States · North America
Consumer exoskeleton startup offering the world's first dual-vector lower-limb wearable robot for everyday mobility and athletic endurance.
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France · Europe
French maker of passive spring-based exoskeletons for back and shoulder support at work, sold CE-marked from EUR 750, with rental from EUR 1 a day.
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Humotech
United States · North America
Pittsburgh wearable-robotics company founded 2015; Caplex emulation platform enables researchers to develop and test prosthetics and exoskeletons.
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United States · North America
US startup developing passive unpowered exoskeletons and prosthetic systems using the proprietary LUCAS tension-balancing mechanism.
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