New Zealand specialist in semi- and fully-automated transplanting machinery for nursery, forestry, and field crop seedling production.
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New Zealand specialist in semi- and fully-automated transplanting machinery for nursery, forestry, and field crop seedling production.
United States
US provider of centimeter-accurate GNSS positioning solutions: RTK receivers, Starling engine, and Skylark cloud corrections for autonomous vehicles.
Krakow, Poland logistics firm founded 2006 by Rafal Brzoska; runs more than 62,000 automated parcel lockers across nine European countries.
China
Chinese manufacturer of miniature BLDC and coreless motors for robotics, medical, and industrial applications.
China
Suzhou, China commercial service robot maker founded 2006 with a Tokyo office; ships delivery, AMR and disinfection robots to 8,000 customers in 75 countries.
Belgium
Belgian vertical farming company founded 2014, manufacturing automated indoor growing containers and plant factories with LED lighting and hydroponic.
Zhejiang Reagle Sensing manufactures rotary and linear encoders for robot-joint motion feedback, serving industrial, medical, and energy markets.
Luoyang, China precision-bearing maker founded 2005; supplies harmonic-reducer and robot-joint bearings holding over 90 percent domestic market share.
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Sunnyvale, California electronic design automation company founded 1986, listed on Nasdaq (SNPS); acquired simulation firm Ansys in July 2025.
United States · North America
MIT RLE research chip that maps 3D space for tiny robots using Gaussian occupancy mapping on just 6 milliwatts of power.
United Kingdom · Europe
British semiconductor IP company designing RISC CPU architectures licensed to chip makers worldwide, powering robots, IoT, automotive, and mobile devices.