Danish company providing optical inspection and sorting systems for fish and food industries using machine vision technology.
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Denmark
Danish company providing optical inspection and sorting systems for fish and food industries using machine vision technology.
Netherlands
Amsterdam-based startup building AI-powered multi-purpose warehouse robots for container unloading, palletizing, and case handling, backed by Y Combinator W26.
United States
Virginia Tech spinout making passive lift-assist exoskeletons for workers; rebranded as Element Exo Inc.
China
Shenzhen, China underwater robot maker founded April 2016; builds the Gladius and other ROV lines with roughly 300 employees.
Taipei, Taiwan industrial-computing maker spun off from ASRock Inc. in 2018; builds fanless edge AI computers and IEC 62443-4-2 SL3-certified motherboards.
United States
US manufacturer of fiber media converters, PoE switches and Single Pair Ethernet products engineered and built in Irvine, California.
Austria
Vienna-based startup developing the world's first autonomous sewing robot (SiBot) for fully automated garment manufacturing, founded 2022.
Shenzhen elevator-IoT firm (est. 1997) whose robot-elevator dispatch system has been integrated with over 200 robot manufacturers for building access.
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Taiwan developer of self-following robotic carts and AGVs — CaddyTrek golf caddy, Tkart and vision-navigated Ukart for warehouse material handling
United States · North America
Torrance, California company founded in 2014 making affordable underwater ROVs, USVs, thrusters, and open-source marine robotics components.
China · Asia-Pacific
Shanghai maker, founded 2022, of the Guangyun C1 towed AI laser weeding robots: 150 W lasers, 97% weed recognition, +/-1 mm strike accuracy.