Starcloud (founded 2024, Redmond WA) launched Starcloud-1, the first satellite with an Nvidia H100 GPU, targeting gigawatt-scale orbital AI data centers.
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Starcloud (founded 2024, Redmond WA) launched Starcloud-1, the first satellite with an Nvidia H100 GPU, targeting gigawatt-scale orbital AI data centers.
Sweden
Swedish medtech startup developing the OneGrip soft robotic hand exoskeleton for individuals with spinal cord injury-related grip limitations.
Chilean designer and manufacturer of warehouse storage systems and intralogistics automation including AS/RS, conveyors, sorters and pick-to-light.
Canada
Sainte-Marie, Quebec robotics integrator founded 2016; Canada's first ABB Service Value Provider and exclusive Motofil welding-cell partner.
Australia
Developer of the V01, the world's first arthroscopic surgical robot, enabling precise robotic-assisted joint surgery.
Denmark
Danish robot venture factory founded in 2013 in Odense; develops and commercializes professional service robots through dedicated spin-off subsidiaries.
German turnkey automation specialist founded in 1974, delivering assembly systems for automotive and aerospace manufacturing.
United States
US autonomous-driving company licensing the Level 4 Nuro Driver system, with 1.7M+ autonomous miles and no at-fault incidents.
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US manufacturer of safety mats, sensing edges, and bumpers for robot area guarding and machine safety since 1957.
United States · North America
Hudson, Massachusetts vacuum-handling equipment manufacturer founded 1968; makes vacuum lifters, suction cups, and pumps under ISO 9001:2015 certification.
United States · North America
Hamilton OH FANUC Certified Integrator (est. 2001); Yutaka Electronics subsidiary; turnkey robotic cells and vision systems for US manufacturers.