ZEMIC (Zhonghang Electronic Measuring Instruments, Xi'an) makes joint torque and multi-axis force sensors for robot arms, plus industrial weighing sensors.
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ZEMIC (Zhonghang Electronic Measuring Instruments, Xi'an) makes joint torque and multi-axis force sensors for robot arms, plus industrial weighing sensors.
Netherlands
Amsterdam startup making fabric-based multi-modal tactile sensors; partnered with Shanghai-listed Tier-1 CAIP in 2025 to manufacture them at scale.
United States
US manufacturer of pneumatic and hydraulic safety valves for industrial automation; founded 1921; global leader in fluid power safety solutions.
Cambridge spin-out making niobium-anode lithium-ion batteries that fast-charge in under five minutes for robotics and EVs.
Germany
Rottweil, Germany manufacturer-neutral machine-vision integrator founded 2001; builds 2D, 3D and deep-learning inspection and robot-guidance systems.
Korea, Republic of (South)
Seoul-based Korean AI automation startup building Vision Language Model-powered software for workflow automation, including its Selto AI agent platform.
Switzerland
Swiss deep tech spin-off of EPFL and Idiap Research Institute providing software-only head and eye tracking AI for webcams, automotive and robotics.
Taiwan
Taiwan-listed (TPEx: 6680) maker of rugged Edge AI computers for transportation, AGV/AMR, industrial automation, and defense; ISO 9001/27001/22163 certified.
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AI-powered robotics startup automating the Japanese ikejime fish-harvesting technique at industrial scale.
Japan · Asia-Pacific
Tokyo non-profit founded in December 2018 by TIER IV, Linaro, and Apex.AI; governs Autoware, an open-source ROS-based self-driving software stack.
Japan · Asia-Pacific
Tokyo autonomous-driving company founded in December 2015 by Shinpei Kato, creator of Autoware; employed 404 people as of May 2026.