Brussels, Belgium human-robotics research center of Vrije Universiteit Brussel founded 2015; eight research groups and over 100 scientists work on exoskeletons.
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US software platform that turns robotics and AV fleet video into structured, training-ready datasets using domain-expert VLM agents.
Indian manufacturer of M8/M12 circular connectors, sensor cables, splitters and PROFINET/industrial Ethernet products for factory automation.
Koblenz manufacturer (est. 1934) of gas springs and dampers now co-developing mass-producible humanoid robot joint actuators with Synapticon.
Tsubaki KabelSchlepp (U.S. Tsubaki Power Transmission)
United States
Milwaukee, Wisconsin power-transmission subsidiary of Japan's Tsubakimoto Chain, in the US since 1971; makes KabelSchlepp cable carriers and roller chains.
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Switzerland
Swiss indoor drone company pioneering collision-tolerant UAVs for confined space inspection, founded in 2014 as an EPFL spin-off.
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United States
Full-stack AI home robotics company making the Lucy robot vacuum with onboard AI camera, ToF depth sensing, and home security capabilities.
GelSight Inc.
United States
US tactile sensing startup founded in 2011 in Waltham, MA by MIT researchers, producing elastomer-based tactile sensors for robotics and surface metrology.
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Wuhan-based humanoid robot developer; Laborer-1 carries 40-60 kg loads for industrial and power infrastructure maintenance tasks.
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South Korea's founding Hyundai company (est. 1947), now piloting the X-ble Shoulder exoskeleton for construction workers.
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