Israel-based autonomous driving vision systems company and Intel subsidiary; developer of EyeQ chips.
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Israel
Israel-based autonomous driving vision systems company and Intel subsidiary; developer of EyeQ chips.
Austria
Austrian startup founded 2017 in Vienna building modular mobile construction robots for on-site 3D printing, drilling, milling, and welding tasks.
Japan
Card-based educational coding robot for children ages 4+ that teaches programming logic without screens.
United States
FANUC-exclusive robotic automation systems integrator providing turnkey finishing, assembly, and material handling solutions for manufacturing since 1967.
United States
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania manufacturing-cloud company led by CEO James Burnand; its FactoryStack platform runs Ignition SCADA for more than 250,000 users.
Japanese manufacturer of 2D and 3D scanning LiDAR sensors founded in 1946 in Osaka, widely used in AGVs, AMRs, and mobile robot navigation worldwide.
United Kingdom
WMG at Warwick: industrial robots, manufacturing automation, EV assembly, AI systems, Industry 4.0 — 700+ industry partners including JLR.
United States
Global engineering firm delivering robotics, nuclear decommissioning, and defense technology solutions worldwide.
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United States · North America
Tipp City, OH manufacturer of robot end-of-arm tooling — collision sensors, compliance devices, grippers, deburring tools, and tool changers — since 1984.
United States · North America
Bedford, Massachusetts photonics and motion-control supplier listed as Nasdaq: NOVT; renamed from GSI Group in 2016, owner of ATI and Celera Motion.
United States · North America
US arm of Japan's KOSMEK supplying powered workholding, quick mold/die change systems and robotic hand changers for factory automation.
United States · North America
Apex, North Carolina manufacturer founded 1989; makes robotic tool changers, force/torque sensors, and collision sensors; owned by Novanta since 2021.
Sweden · Europe
Swedish manufacturer of industrial robot accessories — tool changers, grippers, hose packages — spun off from ABB in 2003, acquired by HCD Group in 2017.
Germany · Europe
Dortmund, Germany end-of-arm tooling maker founded around 1989; builds SHS quick-change couplings, Auto Connector tool changers and custom grippers.
Germany · Europe
Neusass, Germany precision-mechanics manufacturer operating more than 70 years; makes HTC-series robot tool changers and CNC-machined parts, ISO 9001 certified.
United States · North America
US-based end-of-arm tooling manufacturer (now Effecto, Inc.) with 60+ years making tool changers, grippers, and collision sensors for industrial robots.
Switzerland · Europe
Swiss industrial robot manufacturer offering 4-axis SCARA, 6-axis, and collaborative robots since 1892.
Spain · Europe
Plentzia, Spain robotics component distributor founded 1999 by Juan Luis Elorriaga; supplies tool changers and rotary joints to Spain and Portugal.
Canada · North America
Canada's largest SLS 3D printing company producing end-of-arm tooling and functional parts for industrial robots.
United Kingdom · Europe
Cambridge-based maker of affordable bench-top robot arms (R12, R17 series) sold worldwide as boxed robots since 1986.