German machine vision camera maker (est. 2010, Münster); world's smallest USB3/PCIe industrial cameras; used in robotics, life sciences, and scientific imaging.
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Germany
German machine vision camera maker (est. 2010, Münster); world's smallest USB3/PCIe industrial cameras; used in robotics, life sciences, and scientific imaging.
University of Sydney institute, one of the world's largest, with 120+ researchers spanning field, marine, agricultural, and mining robotics.
United States
US-market consumer drone brand selling GPS/4K camera drones from mini indoor models to the HS900 Pro, positioned against DJI's beginner lineup.
Swiss developer of electrically tunable lenses, beam steering mirrors, laser speckle reducers and tunable prisms for vision and lidar.
Chiyoda, Tokyo semiconductor-equipment maker founded 1949, spun off from Hitachi Kokusai Electric via KKR in 2018; listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange since 2023.
United States
US-based developer of the Guardian unmanned helicopter UAS for ISR and defense missions.
Australia
Australian packaging automation company founded 1980 in Adelaide, specializing in robotic palletizing and case packing systems for food and FMCG makers.
Hong Kong
Hong Kong drone maker behind the Specta Mini and Specta Air cameras, fined $25,000 by the FCC in 2026 for ignoring a national-security inquiry.
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Shenzhen construction-robot startup whose wind-stabilised exterior-wall spraying robots paint high-rise facades for property developers such as China Jinmao.
China · Asia-Pacific
Hangzhou humanoid robot maker of the TR-series (TR4/TR5/TR6) and open-source Chengling world model.
China · Asia-Pacific
Chengdu-registered humanoid robot R&D company behind the Gongga-1 humanoid, the open-source RW-02OP wheeled-biped platform and Raydiculous-1 planning software