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Germany
German submarine-systems maker since 1962 that built the Ranger, a torpedo-tube-launched autonomous surface vessel, with partner FLANQ.
Suzhou-based manufacturer of AI-powered wire-free robotic lawn mowers sold globally under the NexLawn brand, using 3D LiDAR and stereo vision.
Ratingen Germany branch (est. 1978) of Mitsubishi Electric Europe; distributes MELFA robots, MELSEC PLCs, and inverters across the DACH region.
Netherlands
Dutch robotics company developing automated machines for nursery horticulture, including grafting robots and tree transplanters.
Chinese manufacturer of consumer robot vacuum cleaners and electronic cleaning devices.
Netherlands
Netherlands-based robotic automation integrator specializing in food and agriculture, formed by the merger of Irmato Group and Jentjens Machinetechniek.
United States
New York company automating hospital sterile processing with AIM machine vision; automates instrument tray assembly and peel pack packaging for SPDs.
German AMR maker from Ilmenau with 25+ years in mobile robotics; TORY retail robot and CARY intralogistics AMR; TÜV-certified safety; 1,000+ robots deployed.
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Germany · Europe
German software company delivering hardware-agnostic robot control and automation platforms for industrial and collaborative robotics.
Germany · Europe
Karlsruhe-based robotics engineering and consulting firm specializing in ROS 2 integration, real-time robot control, and open-source software development.
Germany · Europe
German turnkey automation specialist for eMobility, battery, powertrain, and body-in-white; part of Bosch Group.
Germany
German maker of a Unity-based digital twin and virtual commissioning platform with 25+ PLC interfaces, sold as a one-time licence and an AGPL web runtime.
United States · North America
NYC-based humanoid robotics company that built Sprout, a 3.5-ft, 50-lb developer-ready bipedal robot priced at $50,000; acquired by Amazon in March 2026.
