Singapore systems-integration engineering firm founded 2006; built the Red Rhino urban fire vehicle and the BEACON middleware framework for defence clients.
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Singapore
Singapore systems-integration engineering firm founded 2006; built the Red Rhino urban fire vehicle and the BEACON middleware framework for defence clients.
Norway
Norwegian agricultural robotics company developing autonomous precision weeding robots using AI vision and patented single-droplet herbicide technology.
France
French agricultural robotics company founded 2011, making autonomous weeding robots -- Oz, Ted, and Dino -- for vegetable fields and vineyards.
China
Shanghai fabless GPU maker founded 2020, listed on the STAR Market as 688802 in 2025; builds N-, C-, G-, and X-series AI and graphics accelerator chips.
United Kingdom
Teledyne e2v designs specialist CCD and CMOS image sensors, data converters, and hi-rel semiconductors for space, defense, and industrial markets.
Sweden
Varnamo, Sweden injection-molding automation builder founded 1987, now part of Japan's Yushin Group; makes eDesign LT-to-xLine linear robots and grippers.
United States
Michigan machine vision specialist founded 1985, focused on surface inspection systems and manual inspection lighting for automotive and industrial makers.
Germany
Ilmenau, Germany maker of reverse vending machines for deposit-return schemes; operates as a REMONDIS Group unit after a 2022 Diebold Nixdorf takeover.
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Corvallis, Oregon motion-capture manufacturer trading as OptiTrack; builds infrared camera systems used in robotics, autonomous-vehicle and VR/AR research.
United States · North America
OptiTrack, an Oregon-based NaturalPoint brand, was selected by Carnegie Mellon as the motion-capture partner for its new Robotics Innovation Center in 2026.