ScoutDI AS
Norway
Norwegian tethered indoor inspection drone maker; Scout 137 Gen 3 features 128-beam LiDAR and edge SLAM for confined spaces.
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Mantis Robotics
United States
Developer of the world's first certified fenceless high-speed industrial robot with embedded human-safe AI.
Neato Robotics
United States
US consumer robotics company that pioneered D-shaped LiDAR-navigated robot vacuums; acquired by Vorwerk in 2017 and discontinued in April 2023.
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DeTect, Inc.
United States
US radar company founded 2003, delivering 1,000+ avian and drone detection systems worldwide for aviation safety and counter-UAS.
Arimaz SA
Switzerland
Swiss robotics and intelligent systems company specializing in AI-driven warehouse automation, fleet coordination, and real-time tracking.
DEMCON
Netherlands
Dutch high-tech engineering group founded 1993, specializing in mechatronics, robotics, medical devices, and unmanned systems with 1,200+ employees.
Welltec A/S
Denmark
Allerod, Denmark downhole-robotics maker founded 1994; invented the Well Tractor e-line tractor and now employs more than 1,000 people worldwide.
OptoFidelity Ltd.
Finland
Finnish manufacturer of robotic optical metrology and automated test systems for AR/VR waveguides, touchscreens, and display quality measurement.
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Switzerland · Europe
Swiss ETH spin-off making the Myosuit, a CE-marked soft wearable exoskeleton (4.6 kg) for lower-limb rehabilitation and daily mobility support.
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Switzerland · Europe
NCCR Robotics was a Swiss SNSF research center (2010-2022) led by EPFL and ETH Zurich that produced spin-offs including Flyability and MyoSwiss.
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