No-code app platform that turns industrial robots into fully trained systems in minutes, enabling rapid reconfiguration without engineers.
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United Kingdom
No-code app platform that turns industrial robots into fully trained systems in minutes, enabling rapid reconfiguration without engineers.
Norway
Norwegian maker of piezo-MEMS polymer tunable lenses (TLens) for ultra-fast, low-power camera autofocus.
United States
US defense technology conglomerate founded in 1955, pioneering nuclear fusion, electromagnetic railguns, directed energy weapons and defense electronics.
United States
San Antonio-based company developing intrinsically safe, pneumatic inspection robots for hazardous confined spaces and explosive environments.
Hong Kong
Hong Kong-listed global manufacturer of die casting machines, injection moulding machines, and CNC machining centers since 1979.
Norway
Uncrew Robotics (formerly AutoAgri) builds fully electric autonomous implement carriers for agriculture and defense.
United States
Buffalo NY startup developing the RoSS VR simulator for robotic surgery training, founded 2009 as a UB/Roswell spin-out.
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean startup building FRIDAY, a wheeled 64-DoF dexterous industrial humanoid, after a $105M Series A round in 2026.
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Germany · Europe
Bonn spin-off from the PhenoRob cluster offering AI-vision weeding (WeWeed), retrofit spot spraying (WeSee) and field data software as a service.
France · Europe
French developer of SmartStriker X, a plug-and-play RGB and hyperspectral camera kit that turns boom sprayers into AI spot sprayers working at up to 25 km/h.
Netherlands · Europe
Dutch maker of WEED-IT optical weed-detection spot-spraying systems since 1999, fitted to trailed, self-propelled and autonomous sprayers up to 36 m wide.
Austria · Europe
Trento-based Italian-Austrian maker of optical sensor kits that switch sprayer nozzles by canopy and weed detection; unified with Optronia GmbH in 2025.
Germany · Europe
Cologne-based Bosch-BASF joint venture behind ONE SMART SPRAY, a boom-camera system that detects weeds and switches nozzles to spray only weeds.
United States · North America
US precision agriculture company offering soil moisture monitoring, AI-driven irrigation management, and GPS-free autonomous tractor navigation for orchards.
Australia · Oceania
Goondiwindi, Queensland boomspray maker that has built lightweight autonomous trailed sprayers since 2019 and co-developed SwarmConnect units with SwarmFarm.
France · Europe
French sprayer maker founded in 1895, part of Exel Industries since 1987, offering the SNIPER camera-and-AI spot-spraying system on its field-crop sprayers.
Belgium · Europe
Belgian robotics engineering firm in Eke-Nazareth building autonomous ground robots and drone systems for plant nurseries and farms.
Australia · Oceania
Australasian spray-application specialist distributing and integrating autonomous orchard, vineyard and vegetable spraying robots since 1972.
Switzerland · Europe
Swiss agtech company making the ARA, an AI-powered ultra-high precision field sprayer that cuts crop protection chemical use by up to 95%.
Germany · Europe
German family-owned agricultural machinery maker building autonomous field robots and AI spot-spraying for tillage, seeding and crop care.