San Jose materials maker whose 3D Graphene supermaterial powers lithium-sulfur EV batteries, 3D-printing filament, and methane-gas sensors.
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San Jose materials maker whose 3D Graphene supermaterial powers lithium-sulfur EV batteries, 3D-printing filament, and methane-gas sensors.
Netherlands
Dutch food processing automation company providing complete production lines for fresh produce, with robotic gripper technology acquired from Lacquey.
Netherlands
Dutch importer and distributor of premium agricultural machinery (KUHN, RAUCH, Einböck); subsidiary of Royal Reesink (est. 1786), based in Apeldoorn.
Korea, Republic of (South)
Seoul-based startup delivering RAPA, a radar-only 360-degree AI perception engine with 40% higher accuracy than LiDAR-fusion rivals.
United States
San Francisco robotics-software startup building the Axomind Platform, which orchestrates and simulates robot fleets to turn CAD files into parts.
Canada
Canadian agricultural robotics company developing autonomous retrofit kits and cloud-connected systems for small-farm weeding, seeding, and crop management.
United Kingdom
Edinburgh-based Heriot-Watt spinout (2023) building subsea autonomy and 3D perception software for ROV inspection in offshore energy.
United States
Lenexa, Kansas and Migdal Tefen, Israel inspection maker founded 1998 as Metroptic; sells non-contact metrology to Pratt & Whitney, GE Aerospace.
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Netherlands · Europe
Largest Dutch rehabilitation technology R&D centre in Enschede; researches rehabilitation robotics, exoskeletons, gait analysis, and telemedicine.
United States · North America
Developer of bilateral upper-extremity exoskeletons for neurological and musculoskeletal rehabilitation, acquired by Bioness Medical in 2025.
Austria · Europe
Graz, Austria maker of robotic and sensor-based neurorehabilitation devices (Amadeo, Diego, Lexo, Pablo); over 8,500 units installed in 72 countries.
United States · North America
Develops FDA-registered upper-extremity rehabilitation exoskeletons for at-home stroke and TBI recovery.
United States · North America
US neurotech company founded 2007; developed IpsiHand, the first FDA-cleared non-invasive BCI for post-stroke upper limb motor rehabilitation.
Turkey · Middle East
Turkish occupational exoskeleton developer founded 2020 at Bursa Uludag University ULUTEK, targeting shoulder, back, and neck ergonomics.
United States · North America
MIT-spinout developer of backdrivable robotic arms and rehabilitation robots used in research and neurorehabilitation.
United States · North America
Cambridge-based medical robotics company commercializing the MyoPro powered arm orthosis for stroke and neurological injury patients using EMG-driven control.
Korea, Republic of (South) · Asia-Pacific
South Korean wearable robot company developing medical and industrial exoskeletons for rehabilitation and strength augmentation.
Denmark · Europe
Danish medical robotics company in Aalborg, developer of ROBERT, a rehabilitation robot for mobilizing bedridden patients after stroke or spinal injury.
United States · North America
US-based digital rehabilitation company offering FDA-cleared robotic gloves and gamified therapy devices for stroke and neurological recovery.
United States · North America
Baltimore-based startup developing AMBLE, an FDA-cleared wearable ankle robot for gait rehabilitation in stroke patients with foot drop.