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China
Shanghai, China AI company founded 2001, Nasdaq-listed as AIXI; develops conversational AI and cognitive-intelligence software under its Hua Zang platform.
Denmark
Nord Modules, founded 2018 in Odense, Denmark by MiR co-founder Bruno Hansen, builds top modules that extend mobile robots like the MiR100/MiR200.
France
Alsatian family-owned group designing custom special machines, robotic cells, and Evolubox flexible assembly cells since 1996 across 5 French sites.
Belgium
Belgian UAV maker founded 2008, producing OnyxStar multirotor drones for professional aerial survey, inspection, and photography; certified by DGLV.
Norway
Norwegian subsea engineering group since 1979, now expanding into ROV robotics via a 2026 investment in Frontier Robotics.
Austria
Austrian optical metrology firm founded 2001 in Graz; Focus-Variation systems measure surface roughness and dimensions non-contact; part of Bruker since 2019.
Germany
Munich-coordinated German robotics consortium of 14 universities, launched 2024 with BMFTR funding, uniting TUM, KIT, DLR, and Fraunhofer institutes.
United States
American simulation and HPC software company founded 1985 in Troy, Michigan; creator of the HyperWorks CAE platform; acquired by Siemens in 2025 for $10.6B.
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United States · North America
Denver asteroid-mining startup building Corvus, a 700 kg autonomous spacecraft to capture regolith and return water to orbit; first mission to Apophis, 2028.
United States · North America
AstroForge is a USA-based asteroid mining startup developing spacecraft and refining technology to extract platinum-group metals from near-Earth asteroids.
China · Asia-Pacific
Shenzhen space-resources startup (est. 2017) behind the NEO-1 debris-capture test spacecraft (2021), Yangwang-1 space telescope and planned M2 lunar rover.
United States · North America
Los Angeles space-logistics firm (Trans Astronautica Corp.) whose Mantis inflatable Capture Bag, tested on the ISS in 2025, targets debris and asteroid capture.
Japan · Asia-Pacific
Japan's national space agency formed in 2003 through merger of ISAS, NAL, and NASDA; conducts aerospace R&D, satellite operations, and planetary exploration.
Japan · Asia-Pacific
Sendai, Japan university lab led by Kazuya Yoshida; researches planetary rovers, orbital servicing robots, and lunar-outpost construction robotics.
China · Asia-Pacific
Beijing spacecraft prime contractor founded in 1968; builds Chang'e lunar landers and rovers, crewed station modules and space robotic arms.
China · Asia-Pacific
China's civil space agency (est. 1993) behind the Yutu and Yutu-2 lunar rovers, the Zhurong Mars rover and the Chang'e-7 and -8 south-pole missions.
China · Asia-Pacific
CAS robotics institute founded in 1958 that incubated SIASUN; its space automation lab supplies mechanisms and robots for the space station and Chang'e.
