US robotics config management SaaS (YC S24, est. 2024); OTA deployment and fleet-scale schema versioning for robots and IoT.
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Electra
United States
Virginia eSTOL aircraft maker whose hybrid-electric EL9 needs only 150 feet to take off, backed by Lockheed Martin, Safran, and Honeywell.
Transplant Systems
New Zealand
New Zealand specialist in semi- and fully-automated transplanting machinery for nursery, forestry, and field crop seedling production.
Kinetix AI
China
Shenzhen embodied-AI startup building ultra-human-like humanoid robots powered by a physical world model for whole-body control.
Frommelt Safety Products
United States
Milwaukee-based US manufacturer of industrial machine guarding and robotic cell safety barriers; rebranded as Rite-Hite Machine Guarding in September 2014.
Urban Crop Solutions
Belgium
Belgian vertical farming company founded 2014, manufacturing automated indoor growing containers and plant factories with LED lighting and hydroponic.
Toulouse, France science university, since 2025 operating as Universite de Toulouse; hosts LAAS-CNRS, a 730-staff systems lab with its own robotics department.
NXT Robotics
United States
Autonomous security robotics company offering indoor and outdoor AI-powered patrol platforms for commercial, industrial, and government applications.
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Sontheim an der Brenz, Germany clamping and gripping technology maker founded 1909; about 900 employees and a catalog of over 7,000 items.
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German clamping and handling technology manufacturer in Laubach with 500+ employees, 25,000+ catalog products, serving 51+ countries since 1707.
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German workholding and automation specialist in Nuremberg with 35+ years in clamping technology, serving automotive, aerospace and medical sectors.
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German family-owned manufacturer of gripping systems and clamping technology with 11,000+ standard automation components; founded 1945 in Lauffen am Neckar.
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Glatten, Germany vacuum-technology maker tracing to 1910; family-owned, builds automation grippers, manual lifters, and CNC clamping systems sold worldwide.
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United States · North America
US arm of Japan's KOSMEK supplying powered workholding, quick mold/die change systems and robotic hand changers for factory automation.
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Austria · Europe
Austrian subsidiary of SCHUNK SE & Co. KG offering gripping systems, toolholding, and a CoLab robot application center in Allhaming, Upper Austria.
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Italy · Europe
Italian PCB connector maker (Padua, 1984); terminal blocks & plugs 2.54–15.24 mm, up to 135 A, built with fully automated in-house production.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Shenzhen maker of flexible capacitive tactile sensors and robot electronic skin for humanoid robots, industrial manipulators, and medical wearables.
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Germany · Europe
German automation component maker founded 1972; supplies linear units, lifting columns, aluminium profiles and tube connectors to 400+ employees globally.
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Rheinau, Germany gripper and tooling manufacturer founded 1980 by the Zimmer brothers; runs 19 foreign subsidiaries and about 1,400 employees.
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Switchable permanent magnet technology for robotic end-of-arm tooling, automation, and heavy lifting.
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