German specialist in screw automation systems, feeding technology, and robotic screwdriving solutions headquartered in Walluf, Hessen.
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Germany
German specialist in screw automation systems, feeding technology, and robotic screwdriving solutions headquartered in Walluf, Hessen.
United States
Redwood City, California additive manufacturing company founded 2013; supplies DLS resin 3D printers, materials and software to customers in 17 countries.
United States
Fortune 500 US medtech company offering the Mako SmartRobotics system for robotic-assisted knee and hip arthroplasty, acquired from MAKO Surgical in 2013.
Denmark
Danish deep-tech company making versatile mobile robot platforms for inspection, logistics, and maintenance across indoor and outdoor environments.
Japan
NTT East subsidiary developing domestically produced Japanese agricultural and industrial drones for spraying, inspection, and surveying.
Austria
Austrian agri-robotics firm founded 2004 in Langkampfen; battery-powered feeding robots and barn automation for dairy farms, deployed in 16+ countries.
Korea, Republic of (South)
Icheon, South Korea memory chipmaker (KRX: 000660), majority owned by SK Group; a top HBM supplier for AI accelerator platforms.
United States
Jonesboro, Arkansas warehouse-automation integrator installing conveyor, sortation, and AMR systems with warehouse control software for distribution centers.
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Bengaluru-based national space agency of India (est. 1969); built the Chandrayaan-3 Vikram lander and 26 kg Pragyan rover that landed near the lunar south pole.
United States · North America
Tacta Systems is a Palo Alto robotics startup building tactile-sensing robotic hands for manufacturing, backed by $75 million in Series A funding.