Canada's oldest drone manufacturer (founded 1998, NASDAQ: DPRO) building UAVs for agriculture, defense, public safety, and energy.
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Canada
Canada's oldest drone manufacturer (founded 1998, NASDAQ: DPRO) building UAVs for agriculture, defense, public safety, and energy.
United States
US subsidiary of Swiss Multi-Contact AG making electrical connectors for solar, robotics, medical, and industrial use; now Staubli Electrical Connectors.
United Kingdom
Birmingham, UK feeder maker founded 1986, part of Germany's family-owned Rhein-Nadel Automation group tracing back to 1898.
Canada
Canadian drone imagery platform operating a global crowdsourced pilot network (LayerDrone) to deliver sub-3cm resolution aerial data for spatial AI.
United States
US developer of general-purpose humanoid robots that learn industrial skills in hours via language, demonstrations, and gestures.
China
Beijing embodied-AI startup building general-purpose humanoid robot foundation models trained on large-scale human data, plus dexterous-hand hardware.
United States
Iconic US robotics firm (MIT spin-off, 1992); Spot quadruped, Atlas humanoid, Stretch warehouse robot; owned by Hyundai; ~$21B valuation.
United States
Kansas-based leader in hydraulic and pneumatic workholding; TuffCam swing clamps and TuffGrip supports for precision machining.
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Quebec agricultural robotics firm, formerly SAMI Agtech; its SAMI platform runs 12-18 arms to selectively harvest broccoli and analyse fields.
Canada · North America
Varennes, Quebec agtech firm founded 2023 (formerly SAMI Agtech); its SAMI platform runs 12-18 arms to selectively harvest broccoli and analyse fields.
United States · North America
German non-profit founded in 2018 by Prof. Sami Haddadin to democratize robotics and AI access, running KIRIA AI training programs for SMEs in Lower Saxony.