Developer of SpatialAnalyzer, the industry-standard portable metrology software for large-scale 3D measurement and robot calibration; acquired by Hexagon 2013.
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Developer of SpatialAnalyzer, the industry-standard portable metrology software for large-scale 3D measurement and robot calibration; acquired by Hexagon 2013.
Australia
Australian maker of mobile 3D concrete printing robots for construction, including the PLATYPUS series and ASCEND tower-crane-mounted printer, founded 2020.
China
Hangzhou developer of fully autonomous aerial robots (drones) that navigate GPS-denied tunnels, mines and forests without prior maps.
France
French agricultural robotics company founded 2011, making autonomous weeding robots -- Oz, Ted, and Dino -- for vegetable fields and vineyards.
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean startup building FRIDAY, a wheeled 64-DoF dexterous industrial humanoid, after a $105M Series A round in 2026.
United States
Franklin, Ohio and Lewiston, Maine-based US manufacturer of vertical lift modules and ASRS; part of Modula Group, with 20,000-plus installations worldwide.
Romania
Romanian startup building AI-powered smart glasses with LiDAR and haptic feedback to give blind and visually impaired users independent pedestrian navigation.
United States
US supplier of precision strain wave (harmonic) gears with zero backlash and high torque density for robotics and automation OEMs.
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Fort Wayne, Indiana automation distributor founded 1926, marked its 100th year in 2026; integrates Kawasaki, Universal Robots and MiR robots across 15 states.
United States · North America
North American automation distributor and integrator, now a SunSource company; FANUC, Yaskawa, Universal Robots, MiR and Anscer lines across 12 branches.