Crowborough, England packaging machinery maker founded 1975; supplies bag filling, FIBC filling and Okura robot palletising lines to 76 countries.
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United Kingdom
Crowborough, England packaging machinery maker founded 1975; supplies bag filling, FIBC filling and Okura robot palletising lines to 76 countries.
Japan
Japanese precision machinery maker holding ~60% global market share in RV cycloidal speed reducers used in industrial robot joints.
United States
Nasdaq-listed (SYM) US warehouse automation company using AI-powered SymBots for autonomous case handling in distribution centers at 20+ mph.
Canada
Sidney, British Columbia robotics company led by founder Philip Reece; integrates AgileX ground robots and Unitree quadrupeds for BVLOS drone missions.
United States
Menlo Park, California middleware maker; its open-source Transitive framework links robots to the cloud and web for fleet monitoring and teleoperation.
Ireland
Irish manufacturer of high-tech dairy farming equipment including milking systems, robotic sprayers, automated feeding, and herd health monitoring solutions.
Shanghai magnetic-sensor chipmaker founded 2009; makes angle encoder and current-sensor ICs for motors, robot joints, and vehicles.
India
Indian robotics firm (est. 2016, Noida) making AMRs, ASRS, and sorters; Reliance-backed, 500+ warehouses automated across 20+ countries.
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Netherlands · Europe
Eindhoven, Netherlands engineering firm founded 2011 with 100+ engineers; builds ROS2-based autonomy software and embedded systems for mobile robots.
United States · North America
US developer of general-purpose humanoid robots that learn industrial skills in hours via language, demonstrations, and gestures.
United States · North America
Santa Clara humanoid robot startup building Moby for heavy industry; rebranded as Noble Machines in March 2026 after first Fortune 500 deployment.