Canonsburg, Pennsylvania simulation-software developer founded 1970 as Swanson Analysis Systems; became a Synopsys subsidiary in 2025, active in AV simulation.
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Canonsburg, Pennsylvania simulation-software developer founded 1970 as Swanson Analysis Systems; became a Synopsys subsidiary in 2025, active in AV simulation.
United States
US agtech company providing solar-powered in-field IoT sensors and AI-driven crop intelligence software for water stewardship and precision agriculture.
United States
US stereo vision camera maker; STH camera head & Small Vision System for robotics depth perception; used by NASA, MIT, RoboCup teams.
United States
Palo Alto startup building high-dexterity robotic hands with 20+ DoF and tactile sensing for humanoid and manipulation research.
Sweden
Swedish startup developing the Drever 120, an autonomous electric tractor with swappable batteries for large-scale arable farming with low soil compaction.
Cambridge, ON robotics integrator; 70+ patents, ~$60M revenue; AI-integrated industrial robots, welding cells, machine vision, and AGVs.
Ireland
Dublin, Ireland industrial-technology firm formed in 2017 from Delphi's split (NYSE: APTV); makes ADAS hardware and Aptiv/HellermannTyton connector systems.
United States
Tokyo-founded manufacturing AI data platform company with US office in Chicago; helps manufacturers access, analyze, and act on drawing and procurement data.
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Norway · Europe
Bryne, Norway ROV operator pioneering electric work-class ROVs for subsea IMR, decommissioning, and offshore renewable-energy projects.
United States · North America
Vermont company founded in 2006 that builds the Bayonet Underwater Controller and EverClean hull-management systems, backed by an $18.15M 2026 US Navy award.