Italian EOAT manufacturer est. 1985, Brescia; 170+ patents, 1M+ grippers; pneumatic/electric grippers and actuators for industrial robots. ISO 9001.
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Italy
Italian EOAT manufacturer est. 1985, Brescia; 170+ patents, 1M+ grippers; pneumatic/electric grippers and actuators for industrial robots. ISO 9001.
United States
West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania automation distributor founded 1937 by Walter Rankin; represents Festo, Beckhoff, and Mitsubishi Electric.
United States
U.S. arm of PIA Group; builds automated assembly and test systems for automotive, medical, and consumer goods from Evansville, Indiana.
United States
Philadelphia-based robotics startup building ultra-dexterous robotic hands with 120 actuators using soft robotics and tendon-driven actuation for physical AI.
United States
Westerville, Ohio automation builder; designs vision-guided robotic parts-feeding, assembly, test, and inspection systems for medical and aerospace lines.
Netherlands
Pijnacker, Netherlands fruit and vegetable sorting equipment maker founded 1966; builds grading and packing lines sold in more than 50 countries.
Canada
Canadian machine vision connectivity company providing GigE Vision hardware, frame grabbers, and AI inspection software since 2000.
United States
Buffalo NY startup developing the RoSS VR simulator for robotic surgery training, founded 2009 as a UB/Roswell spin-out.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Shanghai open-source hardware & STEM robotics company founded 2008; 2,000+ products sold to 200+ countries, serving 1M+ makers and educators.
United States · North America
US open-source robotics startup (est. 2023, NYC) automating pharmacy and life-sciences inventory with the modular LB AR/RS autonomous robot system.
Germany · Europe
German inventor of Revolution Pi — open-source industrial-grade Raspberry Pi controllers and IIoT edge devices for automation.
Greece · Europe
Greek maker of compact, affordable brushless motor controllers and integrated actuators with FOC, CAN Bus, and absolute encoder for robotics.
United States · North America
US-based nonprofit providing open-source hardware single-board computers for embedded computing, education, and robotics.
United States · North America
Boulder, Colorado open-source UAV community founded April 2007 by Chris Anderson; birthplace of the ArduPilot autopilot, still active in 2026.
United States · North America
Palo Alto open-source humanoid robot startup that developed K-Bot and Zeroth Bot; shut down November 2025 after failing to secure Series A funding.
Finland · Europe
Finnish AMR startup (2017, Tampere) making open-source Raspberry Pi-based load-carrying autonomous mobile robots; company is no longer active.
Italy · Europe
Italian open-source hardware and software company founded 2005, maker of microcontroller boards used in robotics, IoT, and STEM education by 30M+ developers.
China · Asia-Pacific
Shenzhen-based open-source hardware company and IoT enabler providing edge computing modules, AI development boards, and maker electronics since 2008.
United States · North America
Defunct San Luis Obispo startup that built Bartendro, an open-source modular cocktail-dispensing robot; raised $197K on Kickstarter in 2013 before ceasing.
United States · North America
Sole-practitioner venture in Hayward CA building open-source ROS-based mobile robots and embedded drivers for educational and research use.