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Daxo Robotics
United States
Philadelphia-based robotics startup building ultra-dexterous robotic hands with 120 actuators using soft robotics and tendon-driven actuation for physical AI.
The Robot Studio
France
French humanoid robot studio creating anthropomimetic open-source robots with tendon-driven mechanics, including CRONOS and DexHand platforms.
Botyard AI 伯牙智能
China
Chinese dexterous-hand startup (2024) co-founded by ex-Alibaba executives and robotics professors; Gaoshan S1 has 22 DOF tendon-driven hand; $20M raised.
Xynova Technology 杭州曦诺未来科技有限公司
China
Hangzhou startup (late 2024) making high-DOF tendon-driven dexterous hands and micro actuators for humanoid robots; raised >$27M across angel and Pre-A rounds.
Morph
United Kingdom
Morph is a soft-robotics startup building soft robotic cells that embed physical AI into compliant hardware designed to move with the human body.
Cyborg Robotics Saibo Ge Jiqiren
China
Shenzhen humanoid robot maker focused on embodied intelligence for hazardous industry; produces full-size biomimetic humanoids and dexterous hands.
The Shadow Robot Company
United Kingdom
UK pioneer in dexterous robotic hands and teleoperation. The Shadow Dexterous Hand offers 24 movements replicating human hand kinematics.
Tacta Systems
United States
Tacta Systems is a Palo Alto robotics startup building tactile-sensing robotic hands for manufacturing, backed by $75 million in Series A funding.
PL-Universe Robotics 普罗宇宙机器人科技（苏州）有限公司
China
Suzhou-based embodied-AI firm building industrial-grade general-purpose robots with self-developed dexterous hands and end effectors.
Ubiros Inc.
United States
US soft robotics company founded 2018, making fully electric soft grippers (Gentle Duo and Gentle Pro) for food, pharma, and industrial automation.
Tendo for People
Sweden
Swedish medtech startup developing the OneGrip soft robotic hand exoskeleton for individuals with spinal cord injury-related grip limitations.
Delhivery
India
India's largest integrated logistics provider operating automated sortation centres and a drone-focused robotics R&D arm, Delhivery Robotics.
Quanser
Canada
Markham, Ontario maker of educational control systems and robotics hardware for 2,500+ universities; products include QUBE-Servo, QBot, QArm, QDrone, QCar.
MyoSwiss AG
Switzerland
Swiss ETH spin-off making the Myosuit, a CE-marked soft wearable exoskeleton (4.6 kg) for lower-limb rehabilitation and daily mobility support.
SCHUNK Intec GmbH
Austria
Austrian subsidiary of SCHUNK SE & Co. KG offering gripping systems, toolholding, and a CoLab robot application center in Allhaming, Upper Austria.
SCHUNK SE & Co. KG
Germany
German family-owned manufacturer of gripping systems and clamping technology with 11,000+ standard automation components; founded 1945 in Lauffen am Neckar.
SCHUNK Intec B.V.
Netherlands
Dutch sales and service subsidiary of SCHUNK SE & Co. KG, supplying gripping systems, toolholding, and automation components to industrial customers in the.
NUADA
Portugal
Braga Portugal exoskeleton startup; Nuada Glove is a lightweight powered hand exoskeleton restoring grip for rehab patients and reducing fatigue in workers.
Building Diagnostic Robotics
United States
Brooklyn startup using autonomous robots, drones, ground-penetrating radar, and AI for commercial building inspections including roof and concrete assessment.
Emovo Care
Switzerland
Swiss EPFL spin-off developing CE-marked soft-robotic hand exoskeletons for stroke survivors and people with motor impairments.
SCHUNK Intec N.V. / S.A
Belgium
Belgian subsidiary of SCHUNK SE & Co. KG — world leader in gripping systems and clamping technology — serving the BeLux robotics and automation market from.
Tohoku Pioneer EG Corporation
Japan
Japanese FA system integrator supplying custom automated production systems to automotive, electronics, medical, and semiconductor industries; now under DENSO.
