Atlas Robotics
United States
US-based Physical AI company developing autonomous material handling robots including AI-powered pallet jacks and manipulation systems for warehouse operations.
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Tesla/SpaceX/xAI semiconductor fab announced March 2026 in Austin TX; produces AI chips for Optimus robots, FSD, and SpaceX satellites.
Feather
United States
East Palo Alto startup (est. 2025) building modular wheeled robots with AI stack for Physical AI developers and manufacturing integrators; target price $25–50K.
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United States
Creform Corporation
United States
US subsidiary of Japan's Yazaki Kako Corp., Creform makes modular pipe-and-joint systems for lean manufacturing workstations, flow racks, and AGVs.
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United States
Metaphase Technologies
United States
U.S. manufacturer of high-uniformity, ultra-bright LED illuminators for machine vision, robotics, and specialty imaging.
Voith GmbH & Co. KGaA
Germany
Heidenheim, Germany family-owned industrial group founded 1867; about 21,000 employees making paper machinery, hydropower, and drives.
Encision Inc.
United States
Boulder, Colorado medical device company founded in 1991 making Active Electrode Monitoring (AEM) laparoscopic instruments to prevent stray energy burns.
Harkesh Rubber LLP
India
India-based precision rubber components manufacturer since 1982, producing diaphragms, O-rings, seals, and gaskets certified to ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and UL.
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Japan · Asia-Pacific
Japanese exoskeleton maker founded 2013 (Tokyo Univ. of Science spinout); pneumatic Muscle Suit line exceeded 40,000 units shipped globally by June 2026.
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Japan · Asia-Pacific
Japanese manufacturer of orthopedic supporters, soft exoskeleton assist suits, and wearable rehabilitation devices since 1963.
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United States · North America
Menlo Park wearable robotics firm (2015, SRI spinout); Powered Clothing with Flex-Drive muscles provides ergonomic support.
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United States · North America
Lubbock, Texas early-stage startup backed by Health Wildcatters; develops ThermoFlex, a Nitinol shape-memory-alloy artificial muscle for robotics.
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United States · North America
Brooklyn, New York robotics startup building AI-controlled, mechanically compliant dexterous robot hands for assembly and manipulation tasks.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Shanghai bionic-hand maker founded 2015; its FDA-cleared OHand prosthetic and ROHAND dexterous hand serve rehabilitation and manipulation research.
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United States · North America
Quincy, MA company developing Synthetic Muscle electroactive polymer actuators for robotics, prosthetics, and protective gear.
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Germany · Europe
German exoskeleton startup; BionicBack wearable reduces back muscle fatigue up to 86% for workers in physically demanding industries.
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Latvia · Europe
Latvian startup by SIA Skippi making passive knee-support exoskeletons for alpine skiers using adjustable gas springs to reduce leg muscle fatigue.
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Element Exo
United States · North America
Pittsburgh-area startup making passive, battery-free back-support exoskeletons under 5.5 lbs, reducing back muscle load by 32% for industrial workers.
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United States · North America
US startup developing passive unpowered exoskeletons and prosthetic systems using the proprietary LUCAS tension-balancing mechanism.
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Switzerland · Europe
Swiss ETH Zürich spin-off (2019) making lightweight textile exoskeletons—LiftSuit and OmniSuit—to reduce back and shoulder load for industrial workers.
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