Cornella de Llobregat, Spain warehouse-automation firm founded 1966 by Jose Luis Carrillo; runs 12 plants worldwide and sells the Easy WMS software.
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Cornella de Llobregat, Spain warehouse-automation firm founded 1966 by Jose Luis Carrillo; runs 12 plants worldwide and sells the Easy WMS software.
United States
US geospatial analytics company that applied machine learning to aerial and satellite imagery for water management, energy, and insurance markets; acquired.
United States
Develops retrofit autonomous systems converting existing heavy construction equipment like excavators and bulldozers into fully autonomous machines.
United States
U.S. OEM founded 1882 in Brookfield, OH; designs and manufactures resistance welding, arc welding, and robotic assembly systems for automotive, aerospace.
United States
UK manufacturer of guided assembly systems, end-of-line test equipment, and autonomous mobile robot solutions for automotive and aerospace industries.
Germany
Aschaffenburg, Germany forklift and intralogistics manufacturer under KION Group since 2006; runs a rental fleet exceeding 60,000 trucks worldwide.
Netherlands
Dutch automation specialist delivering AGV-based cart and transport systems for greenhouse horticulture and vertical farming logistics.
United States
Boulder, Colorado medical device company founded in 1991 making Active Electrode Monitoring (AEM) laparoscopic instruments to prevent stray energy burns.
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Moonee Ponds, Victoria startup founded 2023 building the ATLAS cargo UAV: 50 kg payload over 1,000 km, partnered with Australia Post and RMIT.
Australia · Oceania
Brisbane startup founded 2020 building solar-powered stratospheric HAPS airships; its SZ-155 prototype spent 8+ hours near 65,000 ft in 2025.