Delta Electronics, Inc.
Taiwan
Taiwanese electronics giant founded 1971; world's largest switching power supply maker with industrial automation and robotics divisions.
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Taiwan
Taiwanese electronics giant founded 1971; world's largest switching power supply maker with industrial automation and robotics divisions.
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean service robot company spun from KETI; builds AI-driven autonomous patrol, disinfection and public safety robots for multi-use facilities.
United States
Performance Motion Devices designs motion-control ICs, digital drives, and boards for robotics, life sciences, and industrial automation OEMs.
United States
Salt Lake City, Utah drone maker and marketplace founded by Bobby Sakaki; Platform One and Syndicate store sell NDAA- and Blue UAS-compliant parts.
United States
San Francisco-based early-stage venture capital fund and accelerator investing in AI and robotics companies transforming industrial sectors.
Canada
Ayr, Ontario automation builder; authorized FANUC integrator and Hytrol distributor making robotic palletizers, case packers, and conveyors.
Guangzhou, China display technology maker founded 2005, known for the Seewo and MAXHUB brands; entered robotics in 2025 with the MAXHUB X7 quadruped.
Germany
German fixed-wing UAV manufacturer specializing in aerial surveying and mapping; acquired by Intel in November 2016.
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Carnegie Mellon spinout in Pittsburgh building physical-AI foundation models that let industrial robots grind, polish and weld high-mix parts.
United States · North America
US semiconductor leader whose Kria SOMs and Versal adaptive SoCs target embedded robotics and edge AI.
United States · North America
Vatn Systems builds modular autonomous underwater vehicles and GPS-denied navigation systems for naval defense.
