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Saildrone
US autonomous maritime systems company developing wind- and solar-powered unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) for defence, intelligence, and ocean data collection. The Spectre platform targets ASW and strike missions. Has logged 2 million+ nautical miles and 60,000 days at sea across 12+ years of operations.
SailRail Automated Systems Inc.
Canada
Canadian material handling automation supplier for automotive and industrial sectors; heavy-duty carts, conveyors, and rack systems. ISO 9001:2015 certified.
The Sailor Pen Co., Ltd. Robotics Division
Japan
Sailor Pen's robotics division making injection molding extraction robots and factory automation systems since 1970.
Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
United States
Stanford's flagship AI research lab, founded 1963, advancing ML, robotics, computer vision, and NLP.
Carbonix
Australia
Carbonix is a Sydney, Australia drone maker whose Volanti and Ottano VTOL aircraft became the first in Australia to earn SAIL III BVLOS certification in 2026.
Ocean Aero Inc.
United States
Solar and wind-powered autonomous surface and underwater vehicles for persistent ocean operations
Ocean Infinity
United States
Marine robotics company operating large uncrewed surface vessels and AUVs/ROVs for remote ocean survey and seabed operations.
Ocius Technology
Australia
Solar, wind, and wave-powered autonomous surface vessels for persistent naval surveillance
Aigen, Inc.
United States
Redmond, WA startup making solar-powered autonomous robots for chemical-free mechanical weed control in row crops; raised $33M to date.
Biren Technology 壁仞科技
China
Biren Technology is a Shanghai-based AI chipmaker whose Biren GPU series targets data-center AI training, listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2026.
UAV Navigation
Spain
Spanish manufacturer of advanced GNC autopilot systems for UAVs; VECTOR autopilot series supports fixed-wing, rotary and target drone platforms for NATO.
Clippership
United States
US startup building autonomous, wind-powered cargo vessels for zero-emission ocean freight, with a 24-meter vessel under construction at KM Yachtbuilders.
