Swiss photogrammetry software spun out of EPFL 2011; converts drone imagery into 2D maps and 3D models for survey, agriculture, and construction.
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Switzerland
Swiss photogrammetry software spun out of EPFL 2011; converts drone imagery into 2D maps and 3D models for survey, agriculture, and construction.
France
French manufacturer of miniature high-performance inertial navigation systems (IMU, AHRS, INS/GNSS) for land, sea, air, and unmanned platforms.
United States
Mantua, Italy vision optics maker founded 2002; supplies telecentric lenses and ITALA GigE cameras via its Houston unit, Texas Industrial Optics.
Canada
Windsor, Ontario automation integrator traced to a 1959 tool shop; more than 1,300 employees across 18 locations in 9 countries build assembly systems.
United States
Alpharetta, Georgia arm of Germany's Indu-Sol supplying diagnostic, monitoring and switching products for industrial fieldbus networks.
Norway
Norwegian maritime technology company providing autonomous underwater vehicles, navigation, and sensor systems for commercial and defense sectors.
New Zealand
Canterbury, New Zealand research firm founded 1964 as NZAEI; wholly owned by Lincoln University, developing irrigation software and farm sensing systems.
Australia
Australian packaging automation company founded 1980 in Adelaide, specializing in robotic palletizing and case packing systems for food and FMCG makers.
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Japan · Asia-Pacific
Sendai, Japan university lab led by Kazuya Yoshida; researches planetary rovers, orbital servicing robots, and lunar-outpost construction robotics.
Canada · North America
Canada's federal space agency founded in 1989, developer of Canadarm and Dextre space robotics systems for the International Space Station.
United States · North America
Space robotics startup building JOY, an autonomous free-flying robot for cargo handling and stowage on space stations; tested aboard the ISS in 2026.
United States · North America
Stanford AA department lab researching autonomous navigation and robotics for air, space, land, and water vehicles using feedback control and sensing.
Spain · Europe
Leganes, Madrid space engineering firm founded 2016; delivers satellite thermal, structural, and CFD analysis for ESA and Airbus EDRS programs.
United States · North America
US startup developing robotic construction systems for large-scale permanent structures in lunar lava tubes using AI, robotics, and automation.
Poland · Europe
Polish space robotics company (founded 2017) developing orbital grippers, robotic arms, and MGSE for ESA satellite servicing and debris removal missions.
United States · North America
US space robotics company in Pasadena, CA (now part of Rocket Lab) building flight-proven robotic arms, motor controllers, and mechanisms for NASA.
United States · North America
Flagstaff, Arizona space robotics firm building NEXUS, a robotic spacecraft with a patented Split Stewart Platform arm for satellite servicing.
Germany · Europe
German Aerospace Center robotics institute at Oberpfaffenhofen, pioneering lightweight robot arms, space robotics, and human-robot interaction since the 1970s.
Canada · North America
Canadian public space technology company providing satellite systems, geointelligence, and space robotics like Canadarm2 and Canadarm3 for ISS/Gateway.
Australia · Oceania
Australia's national science agency robotics division, part of CSIRO Data61, developing field robots and autonomous systems since 1980 at QCAT in Brisbane.