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United States
U.S. family-owned manufacturer of precision row-crop planters, grain carts, and the Kinze Autonomy autonomous harvest platform.
United States
NASDAQ-listed (ALNT) global supplier of precision motion and control — motors, drives, controllers and actuation for robotics and automation.
Israel
Israeli AI and drone-based construction site verification platform; creates digital twins to detect layout and workmanship deviations.
Tokyo startup developing laser-based wireless power transmission to keep drones and future space systems flying without batteries or cables.
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean KOSDAQ-listed manufacturer of machine vision inspection systems for displays, electronics, food, and cosmetics industries.
United States
Greenville, Delaware online distributor founded 2007; supplies servo and stepper motors, drives, gearboxes, encoders, and HMIs to OEMs and integrators.
Listed Zhejiang bearing manufacturer supplying automotive, wind, elevator, and robot harmonic-reducer bearings.
United States
US-based vehicle intelligence company providing ADAS/AD simulation toolchain, Vehicle OS, and autonomy stacks; valued at $15B as of June 2025.
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United States · North America
US maker of autonomous forklifts, tuggers and pallet jacks whose Pivotal software orchestrates mixed robot-and-human material handling fleets.
Denmark · Europe
Danish government-funded robotics innovation network founded ~2002 in Odense; merged into the national Odense Robotics cluster in 2021.
Japan · Asia-Pacific
World's first robotics industry association, founded in Japan in 1971, representing over 350 members and publishing authoritative global robot statistics.
United States · North America
Palo Alto open-source humanoid robot startup that developed K-Bot and Zeroth Bot; shut down November 2025 after failing to secure Series A funding.
