Crusoe
United States
Denver-based AI infrastructure company operating energy-first GPU cloud data centers, including a nuclear-powered facility built with Aalo Atomics.
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Chilean designer and manufacturer of warehouse storage systems and intralogistics automation including AS/RS, conveyors, sorters and pick-to-light.
QUISS GmbH
Germany
Puchheim, Germany machine-vision company founded 1988, now part of Atlas Copco's Machine Vision Solution division; makes RTVision bead-inspection systems.
Farmers Business Network
United States
Farmers Business Network (FBN) is a USA ag-tech and e-commerce platform serving 117,000+ member farms across 187 million acres, founded 2014.
KUKA Aktiengesellschaft
Germany
Global industrial robot leader founded 1898 in Augsburg; EUR 3.9B revenue, ~14,500 employees; KR AGILUS, FORTEC, QUANTEC series plus AMR and iiQKA ecosystem.
Aweta
Netherlands
Pijnacker, Netherlands fruit and vegetable sorting equipment maker founded 1966; builds grading and packing lines sold in more than 50 countries.
Canadian public engineering university in Montreal conducting applied robotics, control systems, and autonomous vehicle research.
Boston Scientific
United States
Marlborough, Massachusetts medical device maker founded 1979; NYSE-listed (BSX) manufacturer of minimally invasive interventional devices.
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United States · North America
Detroit-based RaaS startup using AI-powered AMRs to automate micro-fulfillment and intralogistics operations.
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United Kingdom · Europe
UK eVTOL manufacturer developing the Valo electric aircraft targeting 150 mph cruise, 100-mile range, and UK CAA/EASA enhanced-category certification.
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United States · North America
US aerospace company building dual-use autonomous VTOL aircraft using patented Slowed Rotor Compound technology for cargo and tactical missions.
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Air VEV
Israel · Middle East
Israeli developer of the AIR ONE two-seat personal eVTOL and an unmanned cargo aircraft using its patented Fly-By-Intent flight control.
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Germany · Europe
German eVTOL pioneer developing all-electric air taxis and regional aircraft, with 2,000+ test flights and EASA Design Organisation Approval since 2011.
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Embraer
Brazil · Latin America
Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil aerospace manufacturer founded 1969; parent of Eve Air Mobility, developing eVTOL aircraft and autonomy programs.
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Airbility
Korea, Republic of (South) · Asia-Pacific
Korean startup developing hybrid-electric eVTOL aircraft and drones using fan-jet propulsion for advanced air mobility and surveillance.
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United States · North America
Archer Aviation is a San Jose eVTOL maker whose Midnight air taxi and Anduril-built Halo cargo aircraft target urban mobility and defense logistics.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Shanghai eVTOL developer founded by Tian Yu; its two-ton CarryAll cargo aircraft holds a Chinese production certificate alongside the Prosperity air taxi.
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SkyDrive
Japan · Asia-Pacific
Japanese eVTOL maker pursuing Japan's first flying-car type cert; SD-05 three-seater demo-flew at Osaka Expo 2025.
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United States · North America
Builder of long-range, dual-use hybrid-electric VTOL aircraft for defense, logistics and civil missions, using flap-based thrust vectoring.
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United States · North America
Virginia eSTOL aircraft maker whose hybrid-electric EL9 needs only 150 feet to take off, backed by Lockheed Martin, Safran, and Honeywell.
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