German software company offering NODE.OS, a modular autonomy and fleet management platform deployed on 1,750+ AMRs/AGVs in industrial settings.
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Germany
German software company offering NODE.OS, a modular autonomy and fleet management platform deployed on 1,750+ AMRs/AGVs in industrial settings.
Tokyo food machinery maker est. 1961; invented the world's first sushi robot in 1981; nigiri, maki, and rice-ball machines in 80 countries.
Romania
Romanian exoskeleton startup based in Oradea developing powered lower-limb exoskeletons for medical rehabilitation of paraplegic patients.
Australia
Australian developer of autonomous agricultural swarm robots and the open SwarmConnect precision farming platform.
Canada
Canadian creative electronics engineering firm specializing in educational robotics, hardware/firmware development, and rapid prototyping since 2002.
Canada
Canadian system integrator headquartered in Laval, Quebec, specializing in FANUC robotics, AMR/AGV, and vision-based industrial automation since 1996.
Canada
Canadian distributor of RMU microdot, scribe, and laser marking systems for industrial part traceability across Canada, USA, and Mexico.
Denmark
Danish manufacturer of combat-proven military UAS/ISTAR drones for European defence and NATO forces, part of AIRO Group Holdings since 2022.
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Japanese drive leader; US HQ in Chesapeake, VA; Cyclo® gear reducers and smartris AGV/AMR integrated drives for industrial automation worldwide.
Japan · Asia-Pacific
Japanese industrial machinery conglomerate manufacturing precision cycloidal reducers and motion control drives widely used in industrial robot joints.
Germany · Europe
German EOAT specialist since 1983; 2,000+ component modular robot-hand kit for injection molding, e-mobility and composite handling.
China · Asia-Pacific
China's largest parallel robot manufacturer, founded 2013 in Tianjin; makes delta, SCARA and cobot palletizer robots for food and pharma.
United States · North America
US AI video analytics SaaS for manufacturing: cycle time benchmarking, workforce productivity, and safety monitoring on existing cameras, deployable in days.
United States · North America
Cincinnati startup developing advanced composite structural tubing for robotic EOAT booms, reducing deflection and improving cycle time versus aluminum.
United States · North America
US battery-analytics platform Micantis, founded 2022 by ex-UL Solutions and HOMER Energy engineers, tracks QC data for 100M+ cells shipped yearly.
United States · North America
Leading manufacturer of deep-cycle motive power batteries for industrial, material handling, and energy storage applications.
United States · North America
Fabless Colorado battery charging company delivering RISC-V charge-control MCUs that extend lithium-ion cycle life and enable -20°C cold charging.
United States · North America
AI machine-vision system that inspects every plastic injection-molded part each cycle to autonomously detect defects in real time.
United States · North America
San Francisco vision AI company (est. 2018) delivering on-premise cycle-level factory analytics to Toyota, Ford, BMW, GM, and Mercedes-Benz.
Orbit Fab provides in-space propellant transfer for cooperative refueling in LEO, GEO, and cislunar orbits.RAFTI™: Passive refueling interface (TRL 8, flight-qualified), octagonal grapple with dual pintle valves for bidirectional fluid transfer (hydrazine, MMH/NTO, xenon, H₂O₂). Low-pressure: 4.48 MPa MEOP; high-pressure: 20.68 MPa. Mass ~0.5–1.1 kg. Flow ~4 L/min. Cycle life ≥200+.GRIP™: Active docking mechanism on tankers for autonomous capture, latch, propellant transfer, and separation without robotics.Architecture enables hydrazine (~100 kg GEO) and xenon delivery; services operational 2025 onward.