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United States
AI-powered autonomous flight software enabling pilotless operation for military and commercial fixed-wing aircraft.
Kaiserslautern, Germany industrial sewing and welding machine maker tracing to 1862, now part of the Duerkopp Adler (DA) Group.
United States
US agri-tech company offering AGMRI, an AI-powered crop intelligence platform analyzing aerial, satellite, and drone imagery to deliver field alerts to farmers.
United States
Systems integrator for heavy-industry automation: crane automation, heavy-lift AGVs from 1 to 100 tons, ASRS, Rodeo WMS and MES, with offices in four countries.
Switzerland
Swiss consortium of mobile robotics SMEs (Bluebotics, Cyberbotics, FiveCo, K-Team) promoting national capabilities.
German agricultural electronics group in Hungen making PSR auto-steering and row guidance, the GREEN FIT AutoTrac interface and RTK CLUE corrections.
Austria
Schwertberg, Austria injection-molding machine maker founded 1945 by Ludwig Engel; remains family-owned with about 7,000 employees worldwide.
United Kingdom
UK engineering firm (est. 2005) making the Wing GCS portable ground control station for UAVs, ROVs, and counter-drone operations.
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United Kingdom · Europe
Leeds, UK robotics spinout from the University of Leeds; builds the Squirrel and Stoat climbing robots for inspecting metal structures untethered to 500 meters.
United States · North America
US FANUC-authorized robot system integrator est. 2009, Auburn Hills MI; painting, handling, machine tending, and technical staffing across 22 countries.
United States · North America
Michigan-based digital manufacturing software company offering offline robot programming, simulation, and PLM via its FASTSUITE platform.
