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Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean university research laboratory focusing on haptics, exoskeletons, rehabilitation robotics, and autonomous ground vehicles.
United States
US aerospace automation company founded in 1986 in Mukilteo, Washington, making aircraft assembly tooling and robotic systems for Boeing, Airbus and others.
United States
US distributor and subsidiary of Infranor Group specializing in high-performance brushless servo motors and drives for industrial automation and robotics.
United States
Autonomous strawberry and soft-fruit harvesting robots deployed via RaaS model for commercial greenhouse and field growers.
United States
Irvine, California IoT supplier formed by a 2023 Telit-Cinterion merger; makes cellular, GNSS and Wi-Fi modules plus edge-to-cloud software.
China
Chinese MEMS component maker producing miniaturized acoustics, haptic actuators, optics and sensors for smartphones, humanoid robots, vehicles.
Spain
Spanish developer of AI-powered humanoid bartender and food service robots for the hospitality industry.
Sino-German joint venture developing AGV automated guided vehicles and AGV-based automation integration solutions, drawing on Bär Automation GmbH technology.
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Italy · Europe
Guidizzolo, Italy maker of vegetable transplanters founded in 1961, renamed Ferrari Growtech in 2022, whose range includes REMOWEED automated in-row weeders.
Italy · Europe
Italian EOAT manufacturer est. 1985, Brescia; 170+ patents, 1M+ grippers; pneumatic/electric grippers and actuators for industrial robots. ISO 9001.
Brazil · Latin America
Vitoria, Brazil autonomous-vehicle company founded in 2019 by IARA-project researchers from UFES; its MARTA platform automates mining trucks.
