Dusslingen, Germany leak-test equipment maker within the ZELTWANGER group founded 1982; its ZED test stations serve automotive and EV battery makers.
Global supplier directory
Explore manufacturers, integrators, distributors, service providers, products, technologies, and real-world applications
Organizations in the directory
Countries
Categories
A rotating selection to help visitors explore beyond alphabetical listings.
Dusslingen, Germany leak-test equipment maker within the ZELTWANGER group founded 1982; its ZED test stations serve automotive and EV battery makers.
United States
Waterville, Ohio end-of-line automation manufacturer founded 1946; FANUC Level 5 integrator building robotic palletizers, stretch wrappers and conveyor systems.
United States
San Francisco startup whose OG1 tool-changing mobile robot does autonomous drywall finishing and painting, with four units live on US interior fit-out sites.
United States
North America's largest trade association for the automation ecosystem, representing robotics, AI, machine vision, and motion control industries.
United States
Canonsburg, Pennsylvania simulation-software developer founded 1970 as Swanson Analysis Systems; became a Synopsys subsidiary in 2025, active in AV simulation.
United States
Willoughby, Ohio manufacturer founded 1946; builds vibratory, flex and bin-picking part feeders for robotic assembly and machine-tending automation.
Switzerland
Swiss pioneer in robotic rehabilitation technology since 1996, developing exoskeleton-based therapy devices for gait, arm, and back recovery in 70+ countries.
United States
North American arm of German intralogistics maker GEBHARDT, supplying AS/RS shuttles, warehouse robotics, sorters and conveyors with warehouse software.
Use structured filters to narrow the directory.
Clear All
United States · North America
Oregon agtech startup building basketball-court-sized robotic greenhouses that seed, transplant and harvest organic greens, sold via franchise.
United States · North America
Austin-based AI retail shelf platform using autonomous drones and CV to detect stockouts; customers include J&J, AB InBev, and Circle K.