Loomis, California direct-drive motor maker absorbed into Celera Motion and now sold under Novanta's Nasdaq-listed Robotics and Automation segment.
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Loomis, California direct-drive motor maker absorbed into Celera Motion and now sold under Novanta's Nasdaq-listed Robotics and Automation segment.
United States
West Hollywood, California connectivity startup founded 2019; builds 5G and cellular links for drones and vehicles, backed by 4,305 crowdfund investors.
China
Beijing HD-map and autonomous-driving data provider founded 2002 (SZSE: 002405); rebranded as SeeWay.ai in 2025, keeping the NavInfo name.
Germany
Mooresville, North Carolina arm of Germany's WEBER Schraubautomaten, founded 1956; builds automated screwdriving and fastener-feeding systems.
United States
US arm of Dutch AAE Group (est. 1976); custom factory automation, robotics integration, and machine vision from Morrisville, NC.
German exoskeleton maker founded 2023 in Mönchengladbach; ANT-series wearables for industrial, medical, and military use; 1,000+ units sold.
United States
US manufacturer of HPC and AI computing systems — GPU clusters, workstations, and servers — serving scientific and engineering users since 1982.
Chile
Chilean developer of active orthoses and exoskeletons for motor rehabilitation, improving mobility and independence for people with disabilities.
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German software company founded 2019 in Radeberg providing vendor-agnostic CMMS and fleet management software for AGV and AMR fleets.
Germany · Europe
Dresden, Germany turnkey automation builder founded 1990; supplies assembly and inspection lines for automotive, electronics, and medical device production.
United States · North America
NYSE-listed photonics leader making lasers, optics and compound semiconductors that power LiDAR, machine vision and laser-based sensing for robotics.
United States · North America
Active Silicon Inc. is a USA-based manufacturer of frame grabbers and embedded vision systems, founded in 1988, serving machine vision and medical imaging.
United States · North America
Silicon Valley startup (est. 2019) developing FMCW LiDAR chips and systems on silicon photonics for automotive, industrial, and robotics markets.
United States · North America
Silicon Valley robotics engineering firm founded 2005; 300+ completed robot projects spanning PCB design, ROS software, and mechanical engineering.
United States · North America
New York-based silicon photonics company making chip-scale FMCW LiDAR sensors with simultaneous range and velocity sensing for robotics, drones, and industrial.
United States · North America
Fremont, California maker of silicon-anode lithium-ion battery cells reaching 450 Wh/kg for drone, eVTOL, and aviation use.
France · Europe
French MEMS innovator developing silicon micro-motors (PowerMEMS) for precision actuation in wearables and connected devices.
United States · North America
US semiconductor supplier of intelligent power and sensing devices, including SiC, image sensors and ADAS-grade chips for automotive and industrial systems.
United States · North America
US manufacturer of high-performance optical encoders and silicon photodiodes for motion feedback, plus LED systems for photodynamic therapy.
United States · North America
Monrovia, California silicon-photonics company founded by Dr. Mehdi Asghari; its Eyeonic FMCW LiDAR line reaches sub-millimeter depth precision.