Wild Robotics
Uruguay
Robotics software company offering no-code palletizing software that unifies perception, motion planning, and simulation to cut cell commissioning to hours.
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Olis Robotics
United States
Seattle software firm providing remote monitoring, teleoperation and error-recovery tools for industrial robots and cells.
Madrid Space
Spain
Leganes, Madrid space engineering firm founded 2016; delivers satellite thermal, structural, and CFD analysis for ESA and Airbus EDRS programs.
DAC Robotics
United States
Leander, Texas system integrator (founded 1997) custom-building robotic depalletizing, box-opening, and warehouse automation systems.
KA
United States
Kall Morris Inc
United States
Marquette, Michigan orbital-servicing firm offering Relocation-as-a-Service; its REACCH robotic capture system has been tested in an ISS demonstration.
Aurora Innovation
United States
NASDAQ-listed self-driving company whose Aurora Driver runs commercial driverless freight trucks in Texas, day and night.
Röhm GmbH
Germany
Sontheim an der Brenz, Germany clamping and gripping technology maker founded 1909; about 900 employees and a catalog of over 7,000 items.
KM
Czech Republic
KM Robotics s.r.o.
Czech Republic
Czech robotics company based in Strancice developing construction robots for autonomous bricklaying and on-site material logistics, plus robotic MIG welding.
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Japan · Asia-Pacific
Japanese national research agency pioneering deep-sea ROV and AUV technology for ocean and earth science exploration.
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US manufacturer of ROVs, manned submersibles, and underwater manipulators for deep-sea exploration and research (founded 1992, Alameda, California).
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China · Asia-Pacific
Guangzhou subsea robotics maker founded 2023; builds Singularity, Phoenix, and Taurus work-class ROVs rated to 6,000, 3,000, and 1,000 meters.
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US nonprofit oceanographic research institution founded 1930; operates REMUS, Sentry, and Mesobot AUVs plus ROV Jason for deep-sea science.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Weihai, Shandong ROV maker founded 2005 (VVLAI brand) building inspection, dredging and 4,500 m work-class ROVs in a 6,000 sq m factory.
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United States · North America
Moss Landing, California ocean research institute founded 1987 by David Packard; builds ROVs and long-range AUVs for deep-sea exploration.
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Wisconsin AS9100-certified company founded 2005 designing and manufacturing subsea electric actuators and power electronics for deep-sea applications.
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France · Europe
French high-tech group delivering inertial navigation, maritime/subsea robotics and photonics for defense, maritime, aerospace and civil missions.
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Fort Pierce, Florida oceanographic institute founded in 1971, part of Florida Atlantic University since 2007; employs more than 200 scientists and staff.
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United States · North America
Teledyne Marine supplies subsea sonar, ROV/AUV and hydrographic instruments, and partners in an Indian Navy mine-countermeasure technology alliance.
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Canada · North America
Design and manufacture of saturation diving systems, submarine rescue systems, and subsea tooling
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DeepOcean
Norway · Europe
Oslo-based subsea specialist, majority-owned by Triton since 2016, runs ROV, IMR and decommissioning operations for offshore energy clients.
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