Kaimax Co., Ltd.
Korea, Republic of (South)
South Korean educational robotics company producing robot controllers, AI robot kits, and coding education platforms.
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Indunorm Bewegungstechnik GmbH
Germany
Duisburg, Germany linear-motion manufacturer and Europe's largest THK distribution partner; supplies over 5,000 German manufacturers.
Autoliv Inc.
Sweden
World's largest automotive safety systems supplier, producing airbags, seatbelts, and steering wheels for major automakers globally.
Rain Engineering
United States
US MES system integrator specializing in GE Digital Proficy solutions for smart manufacturing, headquartered in Noblesville, Indiana since 2012.
Cone Drive Operations Inc
United States
Cone Drive Operations is a USA precision gearbox manufacturer founded 1925, making harmonic strain wave gears, worm gears, and slewing drives for robotics.
ClearMotion
United States
MIT-founded US automotive technology company developing proactive fully active suspension systems using electrohydraulic actuators and AI-based road prediction.
Electron Robotics
United States
US robotics software company building ATOM, a physics-accurate sim-to-real orchestration layer for industrial and Physical AI applications.
Avatar Robotics
United States
San Francisco robotics startup founded 2025, deploying human-supervised robot fleets for warehouse sorting, inventory, picking, and tote handling in logistics.
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Netherlands · Europe
Ede-based maker of autonomous indoor drones that fly greenhouse scouting missions without GPS, plus the Corax developer drone for GPS-denied sites.
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United States · North America
Pittsburgh-based autonomy software company enabling GPS-denied navigation for drones and UAS via computer vision; DoD SBIR awardee.
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Switzerland · Europe
Lausanne-area, Switzerland EPFL spin-off founded 2019; makes the dual-rotor ASIO X inspection drone with a 20-minute flight time for confined spaces.
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Germany · Europe
German AI-powered eVTOL drone manufacturer delivering autonomous aerial intelligence for defense, security, and geospatial operations worldwide.
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France · Europe
Paris drone maker founded 1994 by Henri Seydoux, listed on Euronext Paris; ANAFI series drones serve defense, inspection, and mapping customers worldwide.
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United States · North America
US startup designing neuromorphic olfactory sensors, edge AI models, and developer APIs to give robots a sense of smell for navigation, security, and.
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United States · North America
Redwood City, CA company developing VIDAS — an AI-enhanced stereo vision system delivering lidar-free 3D perception for autonomous vehicles and defense.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Beijing-based high-precision motion capture supplier offering optical and inertial capture hardware for film, animation, games, and humanoid robot testing.
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China · Asia-Pacific
Jiangsu robotics maker of YMBot humanoid robots for tourism, reception, industrial data collection, and education use cases.
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United States · North America
US precision inertial motion tracking brand under Thales; founded at MIT 1996, producing 6-DOF hybrid optical-inertial trackers for military sim and robotics.
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Switzerland · Europe
Zurich, Switzerland robot-navigation firm spun off ETH Zurich in 2018; sells visual-SLAM systems for AMRs, acquired fully by ABB in January 2024.
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Germany · Europe
KIT research chair in Karlsruhe led by Prof. Tamim Asfour, developer of the ARMAR humanoid robot family from ARMAR-I (2000) to the household robot ARMAR-7.
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