MIAS GmbH is the world market leader in stacker cranes and telescopic forks for automated high-bay warehouses, supplying OEM components to integrators.
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MIAS GmbH is the world market leader in stacker cranes and telescopic forks for automated high-bay warehouses, supplying OEM components to integrators.
United States
USA-based warehouse automation integrator founded in 1983, delivering proprietary ControlPoint WCS, controls engineering, fabrication, and installation for.
Germany
German vacuum lifting device manufacturer founded 1992; handles up to 2,000 kg; ISO 9001; EN 13155 and Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC compliant.
United States
Albion, Michigan manufacturer of motorized industrial casters and material handling systems designed to move loads exceeding 100,000 lbs safely.
United States
US manufacturer of modular workholding, zero-point systems and automation fixturing components for lean machining.
United States
Private US engineering university founded 1874 in Terre Haute, Indiana; ranked top undergraduate engineering program; strong robotics programs.
Indian industrial automation company providing PLC, HMI, SCADA, and system integration solutions for manufacturing and process industries.
United States
Global provider of high-performance robotic cables, dresspacks, and cable management systems for industrial and collaborative robot applications.
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German injection moulding machine maker founded 1923 in Lossburg; 3,400 employees, €576M 2025 revenue, ISO-certified, with freeformer 3D printing line.
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Sontheim an der Brenz, Germany clamping and gripping technology maker founded 1909; about 900 employees and a catalog of over 7,000 items.