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China
Beijing orthopedic surgical robot company spun off from Beihang University, specializing in fracture reduction systems.
Germany
German machine-vision camera maker est. 1987; SVCam line spans VGA–151 MP CCD/CMOS for automotive, pharma, and semiconductor inspection. TKH Group member.
United States
Aliso Viejo, California chipmaker founded in 2007, listed as Nasdaq: INDI; makes automotive radar and LiDAR sensing chips now used in humanoid robots.
United States
US maker of open-architecture PC-based CNC and motion control software; founded 1998 by MIT engineers in Waltham, MA.
Korea, Republic of (South)
Global electronics conglomerate developing wearable exoskeleton robots, AI home robots, and robotics platforms through Samsung Research and Rainbow Robotics.
United States
Tucson, Arizona stratospheric balloon operator founded 2012; Stratollite platform now integrated into Ondas Holdings after an April 2026 acquisition.
Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark machine vision camera maker founded 1963; sold over 1 million units in 35+ countries; became a Luster Inc. subsidiary in 2025.
United States
San Francisco startup (est. 2023) building modular AUVs and ASVs for ocean stewardship, defense ISR, and ecological restoration; raised $46M.
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Sweden · Europe
Gothenburg maker, founded 1989, of Arqus and Miqus optical motion-capture cameras and QTM software, with ROS integration for sub-10 ms robot and drone tracking.
Netherlands · Europe
Eindhoven maker, founded 2014, of EMF-tracked 25-DOF Metagloves used for robot hand teleoperation, embodied-AI data capture and mocap.
Denmark · Europe
Copenhagen maker, founded 2014, of camera-free inertial/EMF motion-capture suits and gloves, with a Linux SDK for robot teleoperation and data capture.
United States · North America
Metrology-grade industrial 3D scanning systems built on structured light and robotics, delivered at roughly half the cost of high-end competitors.
