Auburn, Alabama robotics company making autonomous tennis ball collecting and training robots, including the Rover collector and Partner ball machine.
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Auburn, Alabama robotics company making autonomous tennis ball collecting and training robots, including the Rover collector and Partner ball machine.
Belgium
Belgian UAV maker founded 2008, producing OnyxStar multirotor drones for professional aerial survey, inspection, and photography; certified by DGLV.
Switzerland
Swiss deep tech spin-off of EPFL and Idiap Research Institute providing software-only head and eye tracking AI for webcams, automotive and robotics.
United States
US manufacturer of rugged, low-cost robotic platforms for surveillance, building inspection, law enforcement, and industrial inspection applications.
Israel's state-owned aerospace and defense prime, a global leader in UAVs, loitering munitions, and autonomous air, land, and naval systems.
Italy
Italian MedTech startup that designed and manufactured the UANGO robotic exoskeleton for neuromotor rehabilitation and gait training; now part of BTL Robotics.
United States
Mundelein, Illinois arm of Rollomatic, a Swiss CNC grinder builder founded in 1989; makes GrindSmart, ShapeSmart and LaserSmart tool-grinding systems.
United States
US robotics software firm; built ForgeOS, a robot-agnostic OS for low-code multi-brand programming. Closed Aug 2024; IP acquired by Standard Bots.
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Shenzhen WOTE Advanced Materials (SZSE: 002886) makes WOTLON-brand specialty engineering plastics for electronics, auto and semiconductor sectors.
United States · North America
North American distributor and service center for SAB Brockskes flexible industrial automation cables, sensors, and cable harnesses.
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.
United States · North America
North American branch of Italy's TK Group, distributing TKFF390 PUR automation cables, M23 connectors, and assemblies for servo and motion-control applications.