Oklahoma R&D firm making ultra-low-SWaP UAV thermal cameras plus aircraft propeller balancing and concrete construction tech.
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Oklahoma R&D firm making ultra-low-SWaP UAV thermal cameras plus aircraft propeller balancing and concrete construction tech.
United States
U.S. subsidiary of Kuroda Precision supplying precision ball screws, ballscrew actuators, linear guides and motion-control components to North America.
Listed Tier-1 auto-parts and technology platform group (SSE 601689) that supplies linear and rotary actuators and dexterous-hand motors for humanoid robots.
Bharat Forge defence subsidiary making mounted artillery, protected vehicles and autonomous underwater vehicles for Indian and export markets.
US semiconductor supplier of intelligent power and sensing devices, including SiC, image sensors and ADAS-grade chips for automotive and industrial systems.
United States
Component-to-solutions distributor delivering sensors, AI/edge compute, and networking for robotics and AIoT.
Chinese supplier of core smart-manufacturing components spanning machine vision, direct-drive motors, SCARA/six-axis robots and embodied-AI modules.
United States
U.S. defense and aerospace prime delivering multi-domain systems including autonomous, unmanned, and uncrewed platforms across air, land, sea, and space.
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Vietnam (Viet Nam) · Asia-Pacific
Vietnam-based robotics R&D company under Vingroup, founded Nov 2024, developing industrial humanoid robots including the VR-H5 and VR-M3 platforms.
United States · North America
US educational robotics maker offering the VEX Continuum for Pre-K through college, with worldwide competitions used by millions of students.
United States · North America
Viam is a New York software platform founded by MongoDB co-founder Eliot Horowitz that lets developers program any robot hardware via common SDKs.