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United States
North American distributor and service center for SAB Brockskes flexible industrial automation cables, sensors, and cable harnesses.
United States
Woman-owned biomedical engineering R&D firm specializing in human-centered robotics, wearables, and digital health technology.
Spain
Student hyperloop team at Universitat Politècnica de València developing prototype hyperloop transportation systems.
Belgium
Belgian UAV maker founded 2008, producing OnyxStar multirotor drones for professional aerial survey, inspection, and photography; certified by DGLV.
United States
Oakwood, Georgia industrial connector manufacturer with European operations via its ELIM acquisition; makes M8, M12, M23, and ILME connectors.
United States
Iowa-based manufacturer of fully electric autonomous tractors (AMOS A3/A4) for row crops and vineyards; acquired by FarmX in February 2026.
Switzerland
Swiss underwater robotics company offering optical wireless modems and inspection ROVs for submerged asset monitoring.
Canada
AI-powered robotic piece-picking system for e-commerce order fulfillment; acquired by Ocado in 2020.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Foshan maker of rehabilitation robots: SuiHeng gait and balance robot, YiBu body-weight-support trainer and the SuiHeng Pro hip exoskeleton
China · Asia-Pacific
Hangzhou-based wearable robotics company making the world's first modular lower-limb exoskeleton with swappable hip and knee modules.
Japan · Asia-Pacific
ATOUN was a JPN Panasonic subsidiary that developed and commercialized power-assisted wearable exoskeletons for logistics, construction, and caregiving.
Canada · North America
Mississauga, Canada company making the Trexo Plus pediatric exoskeleton enabling children with cerebral palsy and spinal cord injuries to walk overground.
United States · North America
Seattle, Washington medical device maker founded 2007; builds the spring-and-pulley Kickstart exoskeleton for stroke and spinal cord injury gait rehab.
Switzerland · Europe
Swiss ETH spin-off making the Myosuit, a CE-marked soft wearable exoskeleton (4.6 kg) for lower-limb rehabilitation and daily mobility support.
Japan · Asia-Pacific
Japanese manufacturer in Kariya, Aichi, producing automotive parts, power distribution panels, robot systems, and the WPAL medical exoskeleton since 1953.
Korea, Republic of (South) · Asia-Pacific
Global electronics conglomerate developing wearable exoskeleton robots, AI home robots, and robotics platforms through Samsung Research and Rainbow Robotics.
Switzerland · Europe
Swiss ETH Zürich spin-off (2019) making lightweight textile exoskeletons—LiftSuit and OmniSuit—to reduce back and shoulder load for industrial workers.
Japan · Asia-Pacific
Tokyo-based Honda Motor, founded 1948, runs a robotics program that built ASIMO and now develops the Avatar Robot and UNI-ONE mobility device.
Italy · Europe
Padova, Italy startup founded 2019 making ExoBand, the world's lightest passive hip exoskeleton for neurological rehabilitation and mobility assistance.
Spain · Europe
Basque Country exoskeleton maker (est. 2018), Gogoa Group spin-off; passive wearable exoskeletons to prevent musculoskeletal injuries in industrial workers.
