Space infrastructure company providing in-space manufacturing, robotics, and spacecraft systems for commercial and government missions.
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United States
Space infrastructure company providing in-space manufacturing, robotics, and spacecraft systems for commercial and government missions.
United Kingdom
York, England university founded 1963; YorRobots initiative runs an 80 sq m robotics arena on Baird Lane for swarm and lab-automation research.
United States
US subsidiary of Japan's Hirata Corp delivering turnkey production engineering and AGV automation systems for automotive and semiconductor sectors.
Ganzhou, Jiangxi magnet maker founded in 2008, dual-listed in Shenzhen and Hong Kong; runs five plants with 40,000 tons per year of NdFeB capacity.
Australia
Australian developer of autonomous agricultural swarm robots and the open SwarmConnect precision farming platform.
United States
Manufacturer of precision machine-vision and imaging lenses for robotics, inspection, autonomous vehicles, security and defense.
United States
US radar company founded 2003, delivering 1,000+ avian and drone detection systems worldwide for aviation safety and counter-UAS.
United Kingdom
London food-service robotics company founded in 2023; builds the Fusion kitchen automation system, rated for up to 360 bowls per hour, now under REEF.
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Germany · Europe
German manufacturer of automated robotic block storage systems for intralogistics, enabling 24/7 high-density compact warehousing.
United States · North America
North American arm of German intralogistics maker GEBHARDT, supplying AS/RS shuttles, warehouse robotics, sorters and conveyors with warehouse software.
United Kingdom · Europe
Phlux Technology designs and manufactures 1550 nm Noiseless InGaAs avalanche photodiodes up to 12x more sensitive for LiDAR, rangefinding, and optical sensing.