Australian robotics company developing autonomous bricklaying robots for construction.
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Australia
Australian robotics company developing autonomous bricklaying robots for construction.
Germany
German Machinery and Equipment Association with 3,600+ members; Robotics+Automation division supports the German robot and automation industry.
United States
Wisconsin division of Metalcraft of Mayville Inc. offering pre-engineered robotic systems for CNC machine tending, welding, finishing, milling, and forming.
US distributor and subsidiary of TECNA SpA, offering resistance welding systems and spring balancers.
China
Shanghai exoskeleton manufacturer founded 2018, producing upper-limb, lumbar, and lower-limb wearable robots for industrial, logistics, and rescue use.
Shenzhen manufacturer of industrial weighing instruments including weighing indicators, checkweighers, and bagging scales, serving 50+ countries since 1993.
China
Suzhou startup building Rovar X3, a 15 kg wheel-legged outdoor companion robot that follows its owner over terrain and carries gear, aimed at US households.
Japan
Japanese startup developing ball-driven omnidirectional mobile robots for industrial manufacturing environments.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Beijing startup founded 2025, based in Zhongguancun; builds OriginKitGen wearable hardware capturing video, motion, and 16-channel sEMG for robot training data.
Italy · Europe
Italy's flagship public research foundation advancing robotics, AI, and neuroscience.
United Kingdom · Europe
The Neurorobotics Platform (NRP) is an open simulation environment connecting spiking neural network brain models to simulated robots for embodied AI research.
Russian Federation · Europe
Moscow-based neurotechnology company developing BCI devices, rehabilitation exoskeletons, and the ReviVR VR walk simulator for stroke patient recovery.
Japan · Asia-Pacific
Kyoto research laboratory within ATR (est. 1986) studying human-robot interaction, cybernetic avatars and social robots such as Robovie and Geminoid.
United States · North America
Developer of bilateral upper-extremity exoskeletons for neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, acquired by Bioness Medical in 2025.
China · Asia-Pacific
Chinese brain-computer interface company behind NEO, the world's first commercially approved implantable BCI, and NeuSen EEG acquisition systems.
United States · North America
Pittsburgh-based neurorobotics startup founded 2020; builds FEAGI open-source AI brain framework and Neurorobotics Studio no-code robot platform.
United States · North America
US neurotech company founded 2007; developed IpsiHand, the first FDA-cleared non-invasive BCI for post-stroke upper limb motor rehabilitation.
Italy · Europe
Italian soft-robotics company, University of Pisa and IIT spin-off, producing variable stiffness actuators and soft robotic hands.
Hong Kong · Asia-Pacific
Hong Kong exoskeleton maker (2011); Hand of Hope EMG-triggered glove helps stroke patients regain hand mobility via motor relearning and biofeedback.
China · Asia-Pacific
SoulX is a Shenzhen startup making MoYa, a consumer-grade pneumatic soft robot companion designed for sleep soothing and emotional well-being.