Hibot
Japan
Tokyo Institute of Technology spin-off developing snake-like inspection robots for infrastructure maintenance in hazardous environments.
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Fetch Robotics
United States
Autonomous mobile robots for warehouse and intralogistics operations.
Association for Advancing Automation (A3)
United States
North America's largest trade association for the automation ecosystem, representing robotics, AI, machine vision, and motion control industries.
BILA A/S
Denmark
Denmark's largest cobot and flexible automation supplier, founded 1988 in Nykobing Mors and a Universal Robots Platinum Partner serving Europe and America.
Piab Vakuum GmbH
Germany
German subsidiary of Swedish Piab Group (est. 1951); distributes vacuum ejectors, suction cups, and robotic grippers with COAX technology across DACH markets.
Drone Delivery Canada
Canada
Vaughan, Ontario drone logistics developer merged with Volatus Aerospace in August 2024; the combined company trades as FLT in Toronto.
ATAM Group
Italy
Italian maker of encapsulated solenoid coils, industrial connectors, and actuators for hydraulic, pneumatic, and industrial automation and robotics since 1970.
Cambridge, ON robotics integrator; 70+ patents, ~$60M revenue; AI-integrated industrial robots, welding cells, machine vision, and AGVs.
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Fyshwick, ACT maker of low-cost target drones and swarm ground control for counter-UAS training; reports 5,000+ military target systems sold.
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Brisbane maker of case-launched tail-sitter VTOL drones; its EP250 cruises at 143 km/h and carries blood to the point of injury for AEROMed.
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