Robot Companies

US

10 models

IT · Est. 1973

Comau is an Italian industrial robot manufacturer and automation integrator founded in 1973, owned by Stellantis. The product range spans from ultra-compact Racer-series 6-axis robots to heavy-payload NJ-series arms and the AURA collaborative robot platform. Comau robots are widely used in automotive, aerospace, food, and general manufacturing.

8 models

CN

7 models

KR · Est. 1984

Hyundai Robotics is the industrial robot division of Hyundai Heavy Industries Group, headquartered in Ulsan, South Korea. Established in 1984, it is one of the largest robot manufacturers in Asia, producing 6-axis articulated robots, collaborative robots, and automation systems for automotive, electronics, and general manufacturing sectors. The company holds a leading share of the Korean industrial robot market and exports globally, competing directly with Fanuc, KUKA, and ABB in heavy-payload and general-purpose robot segments.

6 models

JP · Est. 1933

Omron Robotics develops collaborative robots and autonomous mobile robots for industrial automation. The TM-series cobots integrate built-in vision as standard, enabling no-teach deployment for inspection, assembly, and pick-and-place applications. Omron's LD-series AMRs are widely deployed in logistics and manufacturing environments.

6 models

JP · Est. 1928

Nachi-Fujikoshi is a Japanese precision engineering company whose robotics division produces 6-axis articulated and SCARA robots for automotive, electronics, food, and general industrial automation. The MZ-series covers compact to heavy-payload applications; the SC-series addresses high-speed SCARA assembly tasks.

6 models

CN

6 models

KR · Est. 2017

Hanwha Robotics is the collaborative robot division of Hanwha Group, one of South Korea's largest conglomerates. Launched in 2017, the company focuses on the HCR series of 6-axis collaborative robots designed for safe human-robot interaction in manufacturing, logistics, and assembly environments. Hanwha Robotics targets SME manufacturers seeking affordable cobot automation and competes with Universal Robots, FANUC CRX, and ABB GoFa in the collaborative robot segment.

5 models

CN · Est. 2015

Dobot is a Chinese robotics company founded in 2015, producing desktop robotic arms for education, research, and light manufacturing applications including the Magician series — used in STEM education for pick-and-place, drawing, laser engraving, and 3D printing.

5 models

US

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory is the US space agency's primary centre for robotic space exploration, producing Mars rovers including Curiosity and Perseverance and a wide range of planetary exploration spacecraft.

5 models

US · Est. 2012

Amazon Robotics is the robotics division of Amazon, founded through the 2012 acquisition of Kiva Systems for $775 million. It develops and deploys autonomous mobile robots, robotic arms, and AI-powered sorting and picking systems across Amazon's global fulfilment network — one of the largest deployments of warehouse robotics in history. With over 750,000 robots deployed across its facilities, Amazon Robotics is the world's largest operator of warehouse AMRs. Key platforms include Proteus (autonomous mobile drive unit), Sparrow (AI item picking), Cardinal (package handling), and Titan (heavy transport).

4 models

JP · Est. 1938

Shibaura Machine (formerly Toshiba Machine) is a Japanese precision machinery manufacturer founded in 1938, producing industrial robots, injection moulding machines, and machine tools. Its THL-series SCARA robots and TVL-series 6-axis robots target electronics assembly, precision handling, and semiconductor manufacturing. Rebranded from Toshiba Machine in 2020 following independence from Toshiba Corporation, Shibaura Machine competes in the precision robot segment against Epson Robots, IAI, and Yamaha Robotics.

4 models

JP · Est. 1980

Panasonic Robotics is the industrial robot division of Panasonic Corporation, developing arc welding robots and integrated TAWERS welding systems since 1980. The division is known for its TM-series welding robots and the TAWERS platform, which integrates robot motion control and welding power source in a single system for superior arc welding quality. Panasonic Robotics primarily serves automotive, shipbuilding, and structural fabrication industries across Asia, Europe, and North America.

4 models

JP · Est. 1919

OTC Daihen is a Japanese welding and robotics manufacturer founded in 1919, headquartered in Osaka. A subsidiary of Daihen Corporation, OTC specialises in arc welding robots, welding power sources, and integrated welding automation systems. Its FD-series and Almega AX robots are widely used in automotive body welding, metal fabrication, and structural steel manufacturing. OTC Daihen is one of Japan's leading welding robot brands, competing with Yaskawa Motoman, Fanuc, and Panasonic in the welding automation segment.

4 models

KR · Est. 2011

Rainbow Robotics is a South Korean robotics company founded in 2011 by KAIST researchers, specialising in collaborative robots and humanoid robotics. The company's RB-series collaborative robots are deployed in manufacturing, research, and service applications, while its RB-Y1 humanoid platform extends its portfolio into advanced manipulation research. Samsung Electronics holds a strategic stake in Rainbow Robotics, reinforcing its position in Korea's emerging humanoid and service robot market.

4 models

CN

4 models

CN

Unitree Robotics is a Chinese robotics company headquartered in Hangzhou, founded in 2016 by Wang Xingxing. It is the world's largest humanoid robot manufacturer by shipment volume as of 2025. The company's 2025 annual operating revenue reached 1.708 billion yuan, a 335.4% year-on-year increase, driven by the humanoid robot business becoming its largest revenue segment. Unitree produces the G1 humanoid (from $16,000), H1 humanoid, B2 quadruped, and Go2 quadruped. In May 2026 Unitree launched UniStore — the world's first humanoid robot app store — allowing users to download and install motion skills, dances, martial arts, and task behaviors onto their robots with one click, supporting third-party developer publishing. Unitree is preparing for an IPO of up to 4.2 billion yuan on Shanghai's STAR Market. The company opened its first direct retail store in Beijing's Wangfujing commercial district in May 2026 and sells robots globally including on Walmart's US website.

4 models

IT · Est. 2005

Arduino is an Italian open-source electronics and robotics platform company founded in 2005, producing microcontroller boards, development kits, and educational robot kits that underpin global maker and STEM education ecosystems.

4 models

FR

4 models

CN

KEENON Robotics is a Chinese service robot company founded in 2010, producing the T5, T8, and T9 delivery robots widely deployed in restaurants, hotels, and hospitals across Asia and internationally.

4 models

KR

LG Electronics is a South Korean consumer electronics and appliance company. Its CLOi service robot line includes delivery, guide, and cleaning robots for hospitality and commercial environments.

4 models

CA · Est. 2014

OTTO Motors is a Canadian autonomous mobile robot manufacturer founded in 2014, producing industrial AMRs for manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics environments. A division of Clearpath Robotics (itself acquired by Rockwell Automation in 2023), OTTO Motors offers a range of payload-scaled AMRs from the 100kg OTTO 100 to the 1500kg OTTO 1500 for heavy material transport. OTTO AMRs operate in complex, dynamic manufacturing environments alongside human workers, with natural feature navigation requiring no infrastructure modification. Customers include leading global automotive, electronics, and consumer goods manufacturers.

3 models

US · Est. 1837

John Deere is an American agricultural and construction equipment manufacturer founded in 1837, headquartered in Moline, Illinois. The world's largest agricultural equipment company by revenue, Deere has invested heavily in precision agriculture and autonomous farming technology through its See & Spray, autonomous tractor, and ExactEmerge platforms. Deere acquired Blue River Technology in 2017 for AI-powered crop spraying, and demonstrated fully autonomous field tractor operation in 2022. The company's scale and distribution network make it the dominant force in agricultural robotics and automation adoption.

3 models

FR · Est. 2011

Naïo Technologies is a French agricultural robotics company founded in 2011, specialising in autonomous weeding, mowing, and crop maintenance robots for market gardens, vineyards, and large-scale vegetable production. Its Oz, Ted, and Dino robots operate on electric power, targeting sustainable, herbicide-reduction agricultural automation. Naïo is one of Europe's leading agri-robot manufacturers, with deployments across France, Germany, Switzerland, and export markets. The company's electric-first approach aligns with European sustainable farming directives reducing herbicide dependency.

3 models

CN · Est. 1998

Tineco is a Chinese consumer electronics brand specialising in cordless vacuums and smart floor washing machines. Founded in 1998, the company pioneered iLoop Smart Sensor technology, which detects real-time floor dirt levels to automatically adjust cleaning power. Tineco's FLOOR ONE series introduced the self-cleaning floor washer category to mainstream consumers, combining simultaneous vacuuming and wet washing with automated brush roll cleaning stations. The brand competes with Dyson and Bissell in premium cordless cleaning appliances.

3 models

US

3 models

DK

3 models

JP · Est. 1890

Kubota is a Japanese agricultural machinery manufacturer founded in 1890, producing tractors, combine harvesters, and construction equipment. Its Agri Robo autonomous tractor line uses GPS and RTK positioning for driverless field operations.

3 models

CN · Est. 2015

Segway-Ninebot is a Chinese personal mobility company formed by Ninebot's acquisition of Segway in 2015. It produces electric scooters, self-balancing vehicles, delivery robots (Loomo, S-Pod), and the KickScooter line, serving consumer, enterprise, and last-mile logistics markets.

3 models

JP · Est. 1918

Panasonic is a Japanese multinational electronics corporation. Its robotics division develops the HOSPI hospital logistics robot for medication and specimen transport, the Autonomous Delivery Robot (ADR) for building logistics, and wearable robotics including the power-assist suit.

3 models

US

Badger Technologies is a US retail robotics company producing autonomous floor-scrubbing and shelf-scanning robots for grocery and big-box retail environments, a division of Jabil.

3 models

US

Miso Robotics is a US food robotics company founded in 2016, producing Flippy — an AI-powered robotic arm for automated cooking of burgers, fries, and other fast food items deployed at White Castle and other chains.

3 models

US

Vecna Robotics is a US autonomous mobile robot company focused on heavy-payload pallet handling and towing AMRs for manufacturing, distribution, and 3PL environments. Known for the Pallet Pro and Tugger AMR platforms.

3 models

CN

3 models

US · Est. 1929

Miller Electric is a US welding equipment manufacturer founded in 1929 and a subsidiary of ITW (Illinois Tool Works), producing MIG, TIG, and stick welding equipment, robotic welding systems, and pipe welding solutions. Miller Electric's robotic welding portfolio includes the Auto-Continuum pulsed MIG system and PipeWorx series for pipe and tube welding automation. Miller is the dominant brand in US fabrication shops and serves automotive, construction, shipbuilding, and oil and gas pipeline welding applications. The brand is known for innovation in pulsed MIG and Regulated Metal Deposition (RMD) processes for root pass pipe welding.

2 models

SE · Est. 1904

ESAB is a Swedish welding and cutting equipment company founded in 1904 and one of the world's oldest and largest welding technology companies. ESAB produces arc welding equipment, robotic welding systems, cutting machines, and welding consumables for shipbuilding, automotive, heavy fabrication, and energy applications. ESAB's Aristo and Warrior product lines serve robotic welding integration alongside manual welding applications. ESAB was spun off from Colfax Corporation as an independent publicly traded company in 2022, with operations in over 40 countries and revenues exceeding $2 billion.

2 models

AT · Est. 1945

Fronius is an Austrian technology company founded in 1945, producing welding technology, photovoltaic systems, and battery charging systems. Fronius International's welding division is one of Europe's leading manufacturers of MIG/MAG, TIG, and robotic welding power sources and torch systems, known for developing Cold Metal Transfer (CMT) — a low-heat precision welding process enabling joining of thin sheet metal, aluminium, and dissimilar materials. Fronius robotic welding systems are widely deployed in the automotive industry, with TPS/i power sources and Robacta Drive torches integrated with KUKA, ABB, Fanuc, and Yaskawa robot arms globally.

2 models

US · Est. 1895

Lincoln Electric is a US welding equipment manufacturer founded in 1895 and headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio — one of the world's largest producers of arc welding equipment, consumables, and robotic welding systems. Lincoln Electric's robotic welding portfolio includes the POWER WAVE series of robotic welding power sources, INTELLIWELD adaptive welding intelligence, and complete robotic welding cell integration. With revenues exceeding $3 billion, Lincoln Electric serves automotive, heavy equipment, shipbuilding, and energy sectors globally and is the dominant US supplier of robotic welding power sources and wire feeders.

2 models

DK · Est. 1980

LEGO Education is the educational division of the LEGO Group, developing programmable robotics and STEM learning systems for primary, secondary, and university education. The MINDSTORMS product line — spanning RCX (1998), NXT (2006), EV3 (2013), and SPIKE Prime (2020) — defined the programmable educational robot category for over two decades and remains the most recognised educational robotics platform globally. LEGO Education products are distributed to schools in over 100 countries and have been used to introduce millions of students to programming, engineering, and robotics concepts.

2 models

CN · Est. 2013

Ufactory is a Chinese robotics company founded in 2013, producing the xArm and lite6 series of desktop and bench-top collaborative robot arms for research, education, and light industrial automation. The xArm series offers 5, 6, and 7-axis configurations with ROS integration, Python SDK, and a graphical programming interface at price points significantly below equivalent industrial cobots from Universal Robots and KUKA. Ufactory is one of the leading suppliers of affordable research-grade robot arms to university robotics labs, AI research teams, and startup automation projects globally.

2 models

US · Est. 2016

Teledyne Marine is the marine technology division of Teledyne Technologies, consolidating multiple acquired underwater technology companies including Teledyne Gavia (AUVs), Teledyne Webb Research (gliders), Teledyne RD Instruments (ADCPs), and Teledyne BlueView (imaging sonars). Teledyne Marine produces autonomous underwater vehicles, remotely operated vehicles, acoustic instruments, and imaging systems for scientific research, defence, offshore energy, and hydrographic survey applications. The Gavia AUV is one of the world's most widely deployed modular autonomous underwater survey vehicles.

2 models

US · Est. 2009

Xenex is a US medical technology company founded in 2009, producing pulsed xenon ultraviolet disinfection robots for hospital and healthcare facility environmental decontamination. Xenex's LightStrike platform uses pulsed xenon UV light — broader spectrum than LED UV-C — to destroy pathogens including C. difficile spores, MRSA, and viruses on surfaces without chemicals or toxic residue. Deployed in over 800 hospitals across the United States and internationally, Xenex is one of the dominant UV disinfection robot vendors in the US acute care hospital market.

2 models

DE · Est. 1819

Dematic is a German-American supply chain automation company founded in 1819 (as Demag), headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, and owned by KION Group since 2016. One of the world's largest material handling and warehouse automation integrators, Dematic designs and deploys automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS), AMRs, conveyor systems, and software for retail, e-commerce, food and beverage, and manufacturing clients globally. The Dematic Multishuttle is among the most widely deployed shuttle-based AS/RS systems in the world, with thousands of installations across major retailers and e-commerce operators.

2 models

US · Est. 2015

Righthand Robotics is a US robotic picking technology company founded in 2015, developing AI-powered robotic picking systems for e-commerce fulfilment, 3PL, and distribution operations. Its RightPick platform combines a custom multi-modal gripper (suction and finger), computer vision, and machine learning to handle mixed SKU order fulfilment — the most technically demanding picking task in warehouse automation. Righthand Robotics targets high-SKU-count operations where conventional fixed automation cannot adapt to product variety.

2 models

US · Est. 1999

Honeywell Intelligrated is the material handling and warehouse automation division of Honeywell, formed through Honeywell's acquisition of Intelligrated in 2016 for $1.5 billion. It designs and deploys conveyor systems, robotic sortation, AMRs, and warehouse control software for distribution centres, e-commerce fulfilment operations, and parcel handling facilities. Honeywell Intelligrated integrates robotics with its Momentum warehouse execution system, combining mechanical automation with AI-driven orchestration for large-scale distribution operations.

2 models

US

2 models

US · Est. 1958

NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) is the US federal space agency founded in 1958, responsible for civilian space exploration, aeronautics research, and development of planetary rovers, landers, and robotic spacecraft including the Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity rover.

2 models

CA · Est. 2010

Deep Trekker is a Canadian underwater robotics company founded in 2010, producing portable remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) for inspection of underwater infrastructure including ship hulls, pipes, tanks, and aquaculture facilities.

2 models

PL · Est. 2013

Husarion is a Polish robotics company founded in 2013, producing the ROSbot series of autonomous mobile robot platforms for ROS-based research, education, and rapid prototyping of autonomous navigation and SLAM applications.

2 models

US · Est. 2006

ReconRobotics is a US tactical robotics company founded in 2006, producing the Throwbot series of throwable micro-reconnaissance robots used by military, law enforcement, and SWAT teams for covert surveillance in search-and-rescue and tactical entry scenarios.

2 models

DE · Est. 1889

Rheinmetall is a German defence and automotive technology company founded in 1889, producing armoured vehicles, weapon systems, ammunition, and autonomous military robotic platforms including the Mission Master UGV series for reconnaissance and resupply missions.

2 models

US · Est. 2002

SuperDroid Robots is a US robotics manufacturer founded in 2002, producing custom and configurable tracked and wheeled robots for law enforcement, search and rescue, inspection, and military reconnaissance applications.

2 models

FR · Est. 1975

The European Space Agency (ESA) is an intergovernmental organisation founded in 1975 with 22 member states, responsible for European space exploration, Earth observation, navigation, and the ExoMars programme — including the Rosalind Franklin rover designed to search for signs of life on Mars.

2 models

US · Est. 1981

FARO Technologies is a US manufacturer of 3D measurement and imaging technology, producing laser scanners, coordinate measuring machines, and software used in construction, manufacturing, and forensics. Its Focus 3D and Focus Premium handheld and tripod scanners are industry standards for BIM documentation and site surveying.

2 models

DE · Est. 1919

Ottobock is a German prosthetics and orthotics company and global market leader in powered prosthetic limbs. Its C-Leg microprocessor-controlled knee and Michelangelo powered hand represent the leading commercial bionic limb products for amputees.

2 models

JP · Est. 1937

Toyota is a Japanese multinational automotive manufacturer and one of the world's largest companies. Its robotics division has developed the Human Support Robot (HSR) and T-HR3 humanoid, focusing on assistive and care robotics for an ageing population.

2 models

SE · Est. 1967

Permobil is a Swedish assistive technology company and global leader in advanced power wheelchairs and seating systems. It produces the SmartDrive MX2+ power assist system and a range of complex rehabilitation power wheelchairs for people with high-level disabilities.

2 models

US

2 models

JP

Gitai is a Japanese space robotics startup founded in 2016, developing autonomous robotic arms for use on the International Space Station, lunar surface, and future space habitats.

2 models

JP

Toyota Research Institute is the US research arm of Toyota, developing AI and robotics systems including the Human Support Robot for elderly assistance and independent living support.

2 models

JP

Whill is a Japanese-US personal mobility company founded in 2012, producing the Whill Model C2 and Model F autonomous personal electric wheelchair for indoor and outdoor mobility.

2 models

SE

Saab Seaeye is a Swedish underwater robot company and division of Saab Group, producing the Falcon, Tiger, and Leopard series of electric work-class ROVs for offshore energy and marine science.

2 models

US

Astrobotic Technology is a US space robotics company founded in 2007 as a Carnegie Mellon spinout, producing lunar landers and rovers for NASA commercial lunar payload services.

2 models

US

Trimble is a US positioning technology company producing the Trimble SPS986 and other GPS/GNSS-based survey robots and autonomous construction machine control systems.

2 models

US

Picnic Works is a US food robotics company founded in 2016, producing the Picnic Pizza Station — an automated pizza assembly system for commercial food service operations.

2 models

US

Bear Robotics is a US service robot company founded in 2017 by a former Google engineer, producing the Servi autonomous food delivery robot deployed in restaurant chains across the US and internationally.

2 models

CN

Petlibro is a Chinese-US pet technology brand producing automatic pet feeders, water fountains, and pet care devices distributed through Amazon globally.

2 models

JP

Honda is a Japanese multinational conglomerate manufacturer founded in 1948, best known for automobiles and motorcycles. Its robotics division developed the ASIMO humanoid robot — one of the most iconic bipedal robots ever built — over a 32-year research programme from 1986 to 2022.

2 models

IL · Est. 2016

Intuition Robotics is an Israeli technology company developing ElliQ, an AI-powered social companion robot for older adults. ElliQ proactively engages users with conversation, reminders, and digital connection to reduce loneliness and cognitive decline. The company's Q cognitive AI platform powers its companion technology.

2 models

US

Intuitive Surgical is a US medical robotics company founded in 1995 and the maker of the da Vinci surgical system — the world's most widely deployed robotic surgery platform with over 7,000 systems installed globally across general surgery, urology, gynaecology, and thoracic specialties.

2 models

CN

2 models

US

2 models

1 model

1 model

1 model

1 model

US

US medical robotics company specialising in robotic-assisted dental surgery. Maker of the Yomi platform, FDA-cleared for dental implant procedures.

1 model

US

US-based construction equipment brand under the Doosan Group, developing autonomous and electric construction machinery including the Rogue X3 concept loader.

1 model

US

US-based robotics startup developing research humanoids for household tasks and developer platforms. Acquired by Amazon in March 2026.

1 model

IT

Italian research institute (IIT) based in Genoa, advancing humanoid robotics research including the iCub series and the jet-powered iRonCub platforms.

1 model

SE

Swedish robotics company developing wheeled humanoid robots for automotive manufacturing environments, with deployments at BMW Leipzig.

1 model

CH

Swiss robotics company (formerly Swiss-Mile) developing wheeled quadruped robots for last-mile and doorstep delivery. Acquired by Amazon in March 2026.

1 model

US

US industrial robotics company founded by ex-Apple, SpaceX, and NASA engineers, developing humanoid robots for Fortune 500 manufacturing deployments.

1 model

JP · Est. 2003

JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) is Japan's national space agency, established in 2003 through the merger of ISAS, NAL, and NASDA. JAXA develops rockets, satellites, and space exploration robotics including the SLIM precision lunar lander and participation in the International Space Station. Japan's SLIM mission in January 2024 achieved the world's most precise moon landing, touching down within 55 metres of its target — demonstrating pinpoint landing technology essential for future lunar resource utilisation. JAXA collaborates with NASA on lunar exploration under the Artemis Accords and is developing the LUNAR-A and MMX (Martian Moons eXploration) missions.

1 model

US · Est. 2020

Coco is a US sidewalk delivery robotics company founded in 2020, operating remotely piloted delivery robots for restaurants and food service businesses. Unlike fully autonomous competitors, Coco's robots are piloted by remote operators who navigate the sidewalk routes — a human-supervised model that enables faster city deployment by avoiding the regulatory and technical barriers of full autonomy. Coco has deployed in Los Angeles and other US cities, partnering with thousands of restaurants for last-mile food delivery. The human-supervised model gives Coco a regulatory advantage while autonomous systems await wider approval.

1 model

US · Est. 2021

Serve Robotics is a US sidewalk delivery robotics company founded in 2021 as a spin-off from Uber, developing Level 4 autonomous delivery robots for last-mile food and package delivery. The Serve R4 robot is deployed in Los Angeles in partnership with Uber Eats, operating on sidewalks in West Hollywood and surrounding areas. Serve Robotics uses Nvidia Jetson compute and a multi-sensor perception stack for fully autonomous operation without remote operators. The company went public on Nasdaq in 2024 and has expanded to hundreds of units in the Uber Eats network.

1 model

US · Est. 2019

Cartken is a US autonomous delivery robotics company founded in 2019 by former Google engineers, developing sidewalk delivery robots that use only cameras and computer vision — no lidar — for autonomous navigation. Cartken's Model C robot is deployed in Miami Beach and in European cities, partnering with food delivery platforms and retailers for last-mile delivery. The computer-vision-only approach reduces hardware cost versus lidar-equipped competitors. Cartken's European deployments (notably in Cologne, Germany) distinguish it as one of the few US sidewalk robot companies with significant international commercial traction.

1 model

US · Est. 2007

Howe & Howe Technologies is a US defence and public safety robotics company founded in 2007 in Maine, known for developing extreme tracked vehicle platforms including the Ripsaw high-speed unmanned combat vehicle and the Thermite RS3 remote-controlled firefighting robot. Howe & Howe was acquired by Textron in 2019, with the Ripsaw platform becoming Textron's Ripsaw M5 robotic combat vehicle demonstrator. The Thermite RS3 firefighting robot continues to serve fire departments and industrial fire response teams globally, providing remote firefighting capability in environments too dangerous for human entry.

1 model

IL · Est. 2009

Roboteam is an Israeli defence robotics company founded in 2009, developing ground unmanned vehicles for military EOD, reconnaissance, and force protection operations. Roboteam's PROBOT and IRIS platforms are deployed with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and US military special operations forces, providing teleoperated and semi-autonomous tactical ground robot capability for EOD, route clearance, and reconnaissance missions in urban combat environments. The company is headquartered in Israel with US operations.

1 model

US · Est. 1978

Teledyne FLIR is the infrared technology and defence robotics division of Teledyne Technologies, formed through Teledyne's acquisition of FLIR Systems in 2021. FLIR Systems (originally founded 1978) developed thermal imaging cameras and subsequently expanded into defence ground robots including the PackBot, Kobra, and Centaur EOD/reconnaissance robot platforms. Teledyne FLIR's ground robotics portfolio serves US military and allied EOD, reconnaissance, and CBRN detection missions, with PackBot and Centaur among the most operationally deployed military ground robots in history.

1 model

GB · Est. 2001

QinetiQ is a British defence technology company founded in 2001 from the privatisation of the UK's Defence Evaluation and Research Agency (DERA). QinetiQ produces the Talon family of tracked explosive ordnance disposal and reconnaissance robots, deployed extensively by US Army, US Marine Corps, and allied forces in Iraq and Afghanistan EOD operations. The Talon is one of the most combat-proven military robots in history, with thousands of missions completed in EOD and reconnaissance roles. QinetiQ acquired Foster-Miller (original Talon developer) in 2004.

1 model

US · Est. 1923

Textron is a US aerospace and defence conglomerate founded in 1923, parent company of Bell Helicopter, Textron Systems, and Cessna. Textron Systems develops unmanned ground vehicles, unmanned aircraft, and defence robotics including the Ripsaw M5 unmanned ground combat vehicle. The Ripsaw platform was originally developed by Howe & Howe Technologies (acquired by Textron in 2019) as a high-speed tracked unmanned vehicle, subsequently evolved into the Ripsaw M5 robotic combat vehicle demonstrator for the US Army's Robotic Combat Vehicle programme.

1 model

US · Est. 1998

Think Surgical is a US orthopaedic surgical robotics company founded in 1998, developing the TSolution One system — an autonomous bone-preparation robot for total knee and hip replacement surgery. Unlike haptic-guided systems (Stryker Mako, Smith+Nephew CORI) where the surgeon actively manipulates the arm within constraints, TSolution One performs the bone cutting autonomously based on pre-operative planning, with the surgeon preparing the plan and confirming execution. Think Surgical's autonomous execution approach is technically distinct from the dominant haptic-guidance category in orthopaedic robotic surgery.

1 model

US · Est. 2017

Diligent Robotics is a US medical robotics company founded in 2017, developing Moxi — a hospital logistics robot designed to work alongside nursing staff to autonomously deliver supplies, medications, and lab samples within hospital facilities. Moxi uses social intelligence and autonomous navigation to operate safely in busy clinical environments, freeing nurses from non-clinical supply logistics tasks to focus on patient care. Deployed across major US hospital systems, Diligent Robotics was founded by Andrea Thomaz, a leading researcher in human-robot interaction at UT Austin.

1 model

DK · Est. 2018

UVD Robots is a Danish medical robotics company founded in 2018 and a subsidiary of Blue Ocean Robotics, producing autonomous ultraviolet disinfection robots for hospitals and healthcare facilities. The UVD Robot autonomously navigates hospital wards and patient rooms deploying UV-C light to kill pathogens including SARS-CoV-2, MRSA, and C. difficile on surfaces and in the air without human exposure risk. Deployed in hospitals across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, UVD Robots is one of the leading commercial medical UV disinfection robot platforms, with several thousand units deployed globally.

1 model

US · Est. 2017

Covariant is a US AI robotics company founded in 2017 by researchers from OpenAI and UC Berkeley, developing the Covariant Brain — a universal AI model for robotic manipulation. The Covariant Brain enables robots to pick and handle items they have never seen before, enabling SKU-agnostic order fulfilment automation across e-commerce, 3PL, and distribution environments. In 2024, Covariant was acquired by Amazon, with its AI models and research team joining Amazon's robotics division. The RFM-1 foundation model represents Covariant's contribution to general-purpose robotic manipulation AI.

1 model

US · Est. 2018

Monarch Tractor is a US agricultural technology company founded in 2018, producing the MK-V — the world's first fully electric, autonomous-capable smart tractor. The MK-V combines electric powertrain with the FarmOS data platform, AI-assisted driver assistance, and Level 2 autonomous capability for vineyard and specialty crop operations. Monarch targets sustainable farming operations seeking to reduce diesel dependency while capturing per-operation farm data. The company has raised over $150 million in venture funding and counts CNH Industrial as a strategic partner.

1 model

US · Est. 2012

Rowbot Systems is a US agricultural robotics company founded in 2012, developing small autonomous robots designed to operate between corn crop rows during the growing season — a period when large equipment cannot enter without crop damage. The Rowbot platform applies nitrogen fertiliser and seeds cover crops between corn rows at mid-season, enabling precision nutrient management and soil health improvements impractical with conventional full-size equipment. Rowbot targets US Corn Belt operations seeking precision agronomy and input cost reduction.

1 model

US · Est. 2018

Root AI was a US agricultural robotics startup founded in 2018, developing AI-guided autonomous robots for greenhouse harvesting. Its Virgo platform used computer vision and machine learning to autonomously identify and harvest ripe tomatoes in commercial greenhouse environments. Root AI was acquired by AppHarvest in 2021 to automate its large-scale Kentucky greenhouse operations. AppHarvest subsequently entered bankruptcy in 2023, making Root AI's Virgo technology and commercial trajectory a significant case study in agricultural robotics commercialisation challenges.

1 model

US · Est. 2019

Burro is a US agricultural robotics company founded in 2019, producing autonomous follow-me robots designed to carry loads through orchards, vineyards, and berry farms alongside farm workers. Burro robots use computer vision to autonomously follow assigned workers or operate on pre-mapped routes, reducing the physical labour burden of transporting harvested produce and equipment through field rows. The company focuses on augmenting rather than replacing farmworkers, targeting labour-intensive specialty crop operations across California and beyond.

1 model

US

1 model

US

1 model

CA

1 model

TW

1 model

KR

1 model

CN

1 model

US

1 model

CN

1 model

US · Est. 2012

Paracosm is a US 3D mapping company acquired by Occipital in 2017, known for the PX-80 handheld LiDAR scanner used for rapid indoor and outdoor mapping in construction, real estate, and insurance applications.

1 model

NL · Est. 2015

Tover is a Dutch health-tech company founded in 2015, producing Tovertafel — an interactive projection system using infrared sensors and projected light games designed for people living with dementia and other cognitive conditions in care settings.

1 model

FR · Est. 2015

KNDS (Krauss-Maffei Wegmann / Nexter Defence Systems) is a Franco-German land defence group formed in 2015, producing main battle tanks, armoured vehicles, and emerging autonomous combat platforms including the ARX-20 remote-controlled weapon station robot.

1 model

US · Est. 2017

Yo-Kai Express is a US food robotics company founded in 2017, producing fully automated ramen and Japanese noodle vending robots that cook and serve hot meals on demand in airports, universities, hospitals, and convenience stores.

1 model

US · Est. 2016

Doxel is a US AI construction monitoring company founded in 2016, deploying autonomous scanning robots and AI analytics to track construction progress against BIM models in real time, detecting defects and schedule deviations before they become costly rework.

1 model

GB · Est. 2004

7th Sense Design is a UK media server and projection technology company, producing the Delta media server platform used in large-scale immersive installations, live events, and architectural projection mapping that often integrates with robotic camera and display systems.

1 model

CN · Est. 2014

Adeept is a Chinese electronics and robotics kit company founded in 2014, producing Raspberry Pi and Arduino-based robotic arms, car kits, and STEM learning platforms targeting hobbyists and educational users.

1 model

US · Est. 2016

Built Robotics is a US construction robotics company founded in 2016, developing autonomous guidance systems that retrofit onto standard excavators, bulldozers, and other heavy machinery to enable unmanned operation of earthmoving tasks on construction and infrastructure projects.

1 model

US · Est. 1993

NVIDIA is a US semiconductor and AI computing company founded in 1993, producing GPUs and the Jetson embedded computing platform used in autonomous robots, drones, edge AI applications, and robotics education across research and industry.

1 model

AU · Est. 2018

Emesent is an Australian robotics and AI company founded in 2018 as a CSIRO spinout, producing the Hovermap drone autonomy and LiDAR mapping payload that enables drones to autonomously map GPS-denied environments including underground mines, tunnels, and confined spaces.

1 model

IL · Est. 1967

Elbit Systems is an Israeli defence electronics company founded in 1967, producing unmanned ground vehicles, aerial drones, avionics, and C4ISR systems for military customers. Its Jaguar autonomous multi-mission UGV is deployed by the Israel Defense Forces for border patrol and perimeter security.

1 model

US · Est. 2017

Anduril Industries is a US defence technology company founded in 2017 by Palmer Luckey, developing autonomous military systems including the Lattice AI platform, Ghost reconnaissance drones, and Roadrunner interceptor drones for US and allied military forces.

1 model

CN · Est. 2008

Seeed Studio is a Chinese hardware prototyping and IoT company founded in 2008, producing open-source development boards, sensor modules, and the ODYSSEY series of x86 mini-PC robotics platforms for edge AI and ROS development.

1 model

CN · Est. 2016

Yahboom is a Chinese educational robotics company founded in 2016, producing ROS-based robot kits, NVIDIA Jetson-powered platforms, and autonomous vehicle development kits for engineering students and hobbyists.

1 model

US · Est. 2017

Canvas is a US construction robotics company founded in 2017, producing an automated drywall finishing robot that applies and finishes joint compound on commercial interior walls, addressing the skilled trade shortage in drywall and plaster finishing.

1 model

CH · Est. 1921

Leica Geosystems is a Swiss precision measurement and geospatial technology company founded in 1921 and part of Hexagon AB. Its BLK360 imaging laser scanner is widely used in architecture, engineering, construction, and cultural heritage documentation for its compact form and high-resolution point cloud capture.

1 model

AT · Est. 1978

Riegl is an Austrian LiDAR sensor manufacturer founded in 1978, producing high-performance terrestrial, airborne, and mobile laser scanning systems used in surveying, mapping, forestry, and autonomous vehicle research.

1 model

JP · Est. 2010

ispace is a Japanese lunar exploration company founded in 2010, developing the Resilience micro lunar lander and Tenacious rover as part of NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services programme, aiming to establish a commercial cislunar economy.

1 model

US · Est. 1923

Textron Systems is a US defence technology company and Textron subsidiary producing unmanned ground vehicles, unmanned aerial systems, and surveillance technologies for military and government customers worldwide.

1 model

SE · Est. 1976

Brokk is a Swedish construction robotics company founded in 1976, producing remote-controlled demolition robots equipped with hydraulic breakers and other attachments for confined-space demolition, nuclear decommissioning, and tunnelling applications.

1 model

GB · Est. 2017

Ocean Infinity is a UK marine robotics company founded in 2017, operating large fleets of autonomous underwater vehicles and surface vessels for deep-sea survey, search, and data acquisition. Its Hugin AUVs, operated under Kongsberg licence, are used for seabed mapping and subsea inspection.

1 model

US · Est. 2016

Cobalt Robotics is a US indoor security robotics company founded in 2016, producing autonomous security patrol robots that combine AI anomaly detection with human-in-the-loop remote monitoring for corporate campuses, warehouses, and data centres.

1 model

JP · Est. 1981

Roland DGA is a US subsidiary of Roland Corporation Japan, producing vinyl cutters, desktop milling machines, and the CAMM-1 series of professional vinyl cutting plotters used in signmaking, apparel, and creative fabrication.

1 model

US · Est. 2012

Shaper Tools is a US manufacturing technology company founded in 2012, producing the Origin handheld CNC router that uses computer vision and augmented reality to guide precision cuts on any workpiece without a fixed machine bed.

1 model

IT · Est. 1957

Saipem is an Italian energy services and engineering company founded in 1957, operating a fleet of subsea construction vessels and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) for pipeline installation, offshore platform construction, and underwater inspection.

1 model

SE · Est. 1937

Saab is a Swedish aerospace and defence company founded in 1937, producing fighter aircraft, submarines, surface ships, and underwater autonomous vehicles including the Sabertooth dual-mode AUV/ROV for deep-sea inspection and survey operations.

1 model

GB · Est. 2018

Karakuri is a UK food robotics company founded in 2018, producing bespoke automated food preparation and portioning robots for high-volume restaurant, ghost kitchen, and food service operations.

1 model

US · Est. 1994

Kratos Defense and Security Solutions is a US defence technology company producing unmanned combat aerial vehicles, tactical drones, satellite communications, and electronic warfare systems. Its XQ-58 Valkyrie is a low-cost autonomous drone wingman designed for combat air operations alongside manned fighters.

1 model

DE · Est. 2013

NavVis is a German spatial intelligence company founded in 2013, producing the VLX mobile mapping system and IVION platform for capturing and processing high-accuracy digital twins of indoor environments for construction, facilities management, and manufacturing.

1 model

GB · Est. 2012

GeoSLAM is a UK mobile mapping technology company founded in 2012, producing handheld and drone-mounted LiDAR scanners using SLAM algorithms for rapid 3D mapping of underground, indoor, and outdoor environments without GPS.

1 model

FR · Est. 1936

ECA Group is a French robotics and simulation company founded in 1936, producing autonomous underwater vehicles, unmanned surface vessels, mine countermeasure systems, and simulation platforms for naval, defence, and industrial customers.

1 model

NO · Est. 2016

nLink is a Norwegian construction robotics company founded in 2016, producing autonomous ceiling drilling robots that use BIM-guided positioning to drill precise holes for MEP installations in commercial building projects, reducing manual overhead drilling labour.

1 model

US · Est. 2018

Dusty Robotics is a US construction robotics company founded in 2018, producing the FieldPrinter — an autonomous robot that prints precise layout lines directly onto construction floors from BIM files, replacing manual chalk-line marking and reducing layout errors.

1 model

LI · Est. 1941

Hilti is a Liechtenstein-based construction tools and technology company founded in 1941, producing drilling, anchoring, demolition, and installation tools. Its Jaibot semi-autonomous ceiling drilling robot automates overhead drilling tasks on construction sites using BIM-guided positioning.

1 model

US · Est. 2009

Waymo is an autonomous driving technology company founded in 2009 as a Google self-driving car project, spun out as an Alphabet subsidiary. Its Waymo One robotaxi service operates commercially in Phoenix, San Francisco, and Los Angeles using a fleet of Jaguar I-PACE vehicles.

1 model

US · Est. 2018

Carbon Robotics is a US agricultural robotics company founded in 2018, producing the LaserWeeder — an autonomous robot that uses high-power CO2 lasers to destroy weeds at the root level without herbicide, targeting specialty crops and organic vegetable operations.

1 model

AU · Est. 2012

AgBot is an Australian agricultural robotics company developing autonomous weeding and spraying robots for broadacre grain and row crop operations, spin out from Queensland University of Technology research.

1 model

JP · Est. 2001

PARO Robots is a Japanese company commercialising the PARO therapeutic robot seal, developed by AIST (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology). PARO is the world's most clinically validated social robot, deployed in dementia care and elderly care facilities across 30+ countries.

1 model

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1 model

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1 model

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1 model

NO

1 model

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Milrem Robotics is an Estonian defence robotics company founded in 2013, producing the THeMIS unmanned ground vehicle — one of the most widely exported Western military UGVs — and the IMPACT modular robotic system.

1 model

US

Scaled Robotics is a US-Spanish construction robotics company that deploys autonomous robots to scan and map construction sites for quality control, progress monitoring, and BIM-to-field comparison.

1 model

US

Astrobotic Technology is a US lunar robotics company founded in 2007 as a Carnegie Mellon University spinout, developing lunar landers and surface robots for NASA and commercial lunar payload delivery missions.

1 model

US

Axiom Robotics is a US creative robotics company producing the AxiDraw series of pen plotters — precision robotic writing and drawing machines used by artists, designers, and engineers.

1 model

US

Ghost Robotics is a US robotics company founded in 2015, producing the Vision 60 quadruped robot for defence, security, and public safety applications.

1 model

CN

Elegoo is a Chinese STEM electronics and robotics kit company producing Arduino-compatible development boards, robotic kits, and 3D printers for education, makers, and DIY enthusiasts.

1 model

US

Embodied Inc is a US social robotics company founded in 2016, producing Moxie — an AI-powered social robot for children designed to support emotional development, social skills, and mental wellness.

1 model

US

VideoRay is a US underwater ROV manufacturer founded in 1999, producing the Mission Specialist series of professional micro-ROVs for inspection, survey, and public safety applications.

1 model

IT

Scribit is an Italian robotics company that produces the Scribit wall-writing robot — a cable-suspended robot that draws images, text, and patterns on vertical surfaces including walls and whiteboards.

1 model

AU

Fastbrick Robotics is an Australian construction robotics company producing Hadrian X — the world's first end-to-end automated bricklaying robot capable of laying 1,000 bricks per hour.

1 model

US

Endeavor Robotics is a US defence robotics company founded in 2016 as a spinoff from iRobot's defence division, producing the FirstLook, Kobra, and Centaur unmanned ground vehicles for military and public safety.

1 model

US

Chowbotics is a US food robotics company founded in 2015 and acquired by DoorDash in 2021, producing Sally — an autonomous salad and bowl preparation robot for restaurants, hospitals, and corporate cafeterias.

1 model

GB

Moley Robotics is a UK robotics company founded in 2014 by Russian mathematician Mark Oleynik, producing the world's first fully automated robotic kitchen with two robotic arms that can cook complete meals from a digital recipe library.

1 model

US

Nala Robotics is a US food robotics company producing the Nala One autonomous multi-cuisine cooking robot platform capable of preparing dishes from multiple global cuisines without human intervention.

1 model

US

Simbe Robotics is a US retail robotics company founded in 2014, producing Tally — an autonomous shelf-scanning robot that audits product availability, placement, and pricing accuracy across retail stores.

1 model

CN

Pudu Robotics is a Chinese service robot company founded in 2016, producing the BellaBot, HolaBot, and KettyBot delivery robots deployed in thousands of restaurants and hotels globally.

1 model

US

Savioke is a US service robot company founded in 2013, producing the Relay autonomous hotel delivery robot deployed in Hilton, Marriott, and other hotel chains across North America and Asia.

1 model

CN

Xiaomi is a Chinese consumer electronics company founded in 2010, best known for smartphones and smart home devices. Its robotics division unveiled the CyberOne full-size humanoid robot in 2022 as part of its broader AI and robotics research programme.

1 model

IL

Mentee Robotics is an Israeli humanoid robotics startup founded in 2022 by former members of the team behind the Meta AI research programme. The company is developing a full-size AI-powered humanoid robot for logistics and industrial applications.

1 model

US

1 model

CN

1 model

CN

1 model

CN

1 model

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CN · Est. 2011

Makeblock is a Chinese educational robotics company founded in 2011, producing programmable robot kits, STEM education platforms, and the mBot series of entry-level robots for classroom coding and robotics education worldwide.

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Glion is a US personal electric vehicle brand producing the Dolly series of folding electric scooters as well as the Balto electric bike, focused on last-mile urban personal mobility.

US

Shield AI is a US defence technology company founded in 2015 producing Hivemind — an AI pilot for autonomous military aircraft — and V-BAT, an autonomous VTOL drone for ISR operations.

US

Construction Robotics is a US company founded in 2007, producing the SAM100 (Semi-Automated Mason) — a robotic bricklaying system that assists human masons to lay bricks 3-5x faster than manual methods.

US

Aethon is a US autonomous mobile robot company founded in 2001, producing the TUG hospital and hotel logistics robot for transporting medications, meals, linens, and supplies through facility corridors.

CN

Mamibot is a Chinese consumer robotics company producing window-cleaning robots including the W110-T and GLEE series, distributed globally through Amazon and electronics retailers.

US

Radio Systems Corporation is a US pet product company that owns PetSafe, Invisible Fence, and other pet brands. Its Drinkwell and ScoopFree product lines are among the most recognised automatic pet care products in North America.

US

Whisker is a US pet technology company founded in 2019 and the maker of the Litter-Robot series — the world's most popular self-cleaning automatic litter boxes — and the Feeder-Robot automatic pet feeder.

CN

Cop Rose is a Chinese consumer robotics brand producing window-cleaning robots including the X6 PRO and X7 series, sold globally through Amazon and major retailers.

US

PetSafe is a US pet product company and one of the world's largest pet supply brands, producing the ScoopFree self-cleaning litter box system and Smart Feed automatic pet feeder.

CN

PETKIT is a Chinese smart pet device company founded in 2013, producing automatic pet feeders, water fountains, and the PURA MAX self-cleaning litter box.

CN

AutoPets is a US-based pet technology company producing the Litter-Robot automatic self-cleaning litter box — formerly operated as AutoPets before rebranding under Whisker.

CN

Hobot is a Taiwanese-Chinese robotics company founded in 2010, specialising in window-cleaning robots. Hobot produces the 298, 388, and Legee series — some of the most widely deployed consumer window-cleaning robots globally.

DE

Neura Robotics is a German robotics company founded in 2019, producing the 4NE-1 cognitive humanoid robot. Backed by major investors including UBS and Volvo Cars, Neura focuses on cognitive AI-driven humanoids for manufacturing and logistics environments.

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PAL Robotics is a Spanish robotics company founded in 2004, producing research-grade humanoid and service robots including TALOS, REEM-C, and TIAGo for academic and industrial research applications worldwide.

IL · Est. 1999

Polygon Technologies is an Israeli custom robotics and automation company serving military, industrial, and medical sectors. The company has partnered with Caja Robotics, Motorika, and Roboteam to produce specialised robotic systems across multiple industries.

IL · Est. 2021

NakAI Robotics is an Israeli company developing autonomous hull-cleaning and inspection robots for vessels in transit. The system removes biofouling while ships are underway, reducing air and water pollutants and preventing transmission of invasive aquatic species.

IL · Est. 2003

Motorika is an Israeli rehabilitation robotics company developing robotic systems for post-stroke and neurological rehabilitation. Its products use principles of neuroplasticity and repetitive motion to retrain motor function, commercially available in 33 countries.

IL · Est. 2016

Airtouch Solar is an Israeli company developing autonomous waterless cleaning robots for utility-scale solar panel farms. The system uses microfiber wipes and wind-blowing technology to remove soiling from photovoltaic panels without water consumption.

IL · Est. 2017

Skyline Robotics develops automated window cleaning robots for high-rise buildings. The Ozmo robotic system operates on building façades autonomously, replacing rope-access human window cleaners on skyscrapers to improve safety and operational efficiency.

IL · Est. 2022

Sunshine Robotics is an Israeli company developing autonomous hybrid robots that fly and drive to clean solar panels across residential, commercial, and utility installations.

IL · Est. 2019

Hyper Food Robotics is an Israeli company building fully autonomous robotic fast food restaurants. Its self-contained robotic systems produce fresh fast food without human intervention, targeting the quick service restaurant industry.

IL · Est. 2016

MOV.AI is an Israeli robotics software company providing an autonomous mobile robot engine platform based on ROS. The platform gives AMR manufacturers and integrators the tools to build enterprise-grade robots rapidly, covering development, deployment, and fleet operations.

IL · Est. 1977

Afimilk is an Israeli company developing computerised herd management systems for modern dairy farms. Its AfiFarm software and hardware platform collects real-time data on each animal's health, fertility, milk quality, and productivity, serving thousands of farms across 50 countries.

IL · Est. 2020

Tider is an Israeli consumer robotics company developing a home tidying robot that collects items from the floor and places them into a basket. The robot targets the household service market, automating one of the most frequent and time-consuming home maintenance tasks.

IL · Est. 1995

Friendly Robotics is an Israeli company that designs and manufactures Robomow robotic lawn mowers. The smartphone-controlled automatic mowers self-dock and recharge, covering lawns from 250 to 4,000 square metres. Merged with MTD Products in 2017.

IL · Est. 2016

Bionaut Labs is an Israeli biotech company developing magnetically-controlled micro-robots for targeted drug delivery to the central nervous system. The Bionaut micro-robot navigates inside the body to deliver therapeutics directly to disease sites in the brain and spinal cord, targeting conditions including gliomas and Huntington's disease.

IL · Est. 2021

1MRobotics is an Israeli company providing autonomous nano-fulfillment solutions for last-mile urban delivery. Its fleets of robotic containers deploy in dense residential areas to enable efficient at-scale last-mile logistics without traditional warehouse infrastructure.

IL · Est. 2015

BionicHIVE is an Israeli warehouse automation company developing the SqUID robotic system — autonomous robots that operate on standard warehouse shelving without infrastructure modification, climbing existing racking to retrieve and store items.

IL · Est. 2016

Nimble Beauty is an Israeli company that developed the world's first at-home automated nail painting robot. The Nimble device delivers a salon-quality manicure in minutes using precision robotics and AI-guided application technology.

IL · Est. 2016

Tevel Aerobotics Technologies is an Israeli company developing autonomous airborne robots for orchard harvesting, thinning, and pruning. Its fleet of tethered flying robots uses AI to pick, sort, and manage fruit in orchards, providing a complete autonomous harvesting solution for farmers.

IL · Est. 2020

ForSight Robotics is an Israeli company developing a robotic surgical platform for ophthalmic surgery. The platform combines microsurgical robotics, stereoscopic imaging, and machine learning to enable precise vision-saving procedures in ophthalmology.

IL · Est. 2022

Mentee Robotics is an Israeli startup developing MenteeBot, a general-purpose humanoid robot designed for household and service tasks. The company was co-founded by AI researchers from the Weizmann Institute and focuses on embodied AI for real-world deployment.

IL · Est. 1983

Maytronics is an Israeli developer of the Dolphin robotic pool cleaner range — the world's leading brand of automatic pool cleaning robots. Founded in 1983 on Kibbutz Yizrael, Maytronics operates subsidiaries in the US, France, and Australia, serving residential and commercial pool owners worldwide.

IL · Est. 2016

temi is an Israeli robotics company producing the temi personal robot — an autonomous mobile robot for homes, offices, and commercial settings. The temi robot features a touchscreen display, autonomous navigation, video calling, and smart home integration.

IL · Est. 2017

Skyline Robotics is an Israeli company developing automated façade maintenance robots for high-rise building window cleaning. The Ozmo robotic system replaces human rope-access window cleaners on skyscrapers, improving safety and reducing costs.

IL · Est. 2001

ReWalk Robotics is an Israeli medical device company developing battery-powered exoskeleton systems for individuals with lower limb disabilities. Products include the ReWalk personal exoskeleton for spinal cord injury patients and the ReStore soft exosuit for stroke rehabilitation. FDA-cleared and CE-marked.

IL · Est. 2021

Pickommerce is an Israeli company specialising in autonomous robotic grasping technology for warehouse logistics. Its Pick and Pack integrated system uses patented grasping technology to automate fulfilment in logistics warehouses.

IL · Est. 2019

Caja Robotics is an Israeli warehouse automation company providing goods-to-person robotic systems for e-commerce and retail fulfillment. The system uses autonomous robots to retrieve storage containers and bring them to human pickers, increasing warehouse throughput.

IL · Est. 2016

SpinX Robotics is an Israeli company developing an automatic toilet cleaning robot. The compact device installs inside the toilet seat lid and cleans the bowl and seat in 90 seconds using a rotating brush and water jets, designed for homes, offices, and public facilities.

IL · Est. 2017

Bluewhite Robotics is an Israeli company providing autonomous technology for agricultural machinery. The platform retrofits existing farm equipment with autonomous driving capability, enabling driverless operation of tractors and other farm vehicles. Backed by Insight Partners with $50M raised.

IL · Est. 2016

MetoMotion is an Israeli agricultural robotics company developing autonomous harvesting systems for greenhouse vegetable production. Its robotic harvester combines an autonomous guided vehicle, multiple robotic arms, and computer vision to pick tomatoes and other greenhouse crops without human labour.

IL · Est. 1980

Aquatron Robotic Technology is an Israeli manufacturer of robotic swimming pool cleaners and pool automation products under the Aquabot brand. Founded in 1980, the company produces automatic cleaners for residential and commercial pools of all sizes.

IL · Est. 2015

Fabric (formerly CommonSense Robotics) is an Israeli micro-fulfillment company providing automated robotic fulfillment centres for grocery and e-commerce retailers. The company's compact fulfillment systems deploy within existing retail footprints to enable rapid urban delivery.

US

Stereotaxis is a US medical robotics company that produces the Niobe robotic magnetic navigation system for cardiac electrophysiology procedures, enabling remote catheter manipulation in the heart using externally applied magnetic fields.

US

Globus Medical is a US musculoskeletal implant and robotic surgery company founded in 2003. Its ExcelsiusGPS robotic navigation system is one of the leading spine surgery robots, combining robotic arm guidance with real-time intraoperative imaging.

CH

Hocoma is a Swiss medical robotics company founded in 2000 and part of the DIH Group, producing the Lokomat robotic gait therapy system and other rehabilitation robots for neurological recovery in hospitals and rehabilitation centres worldwide.

US

Medtronic is a US medical device company and one of the world's largest healthcare technology manufacturers. Its robotics division produces the Hugo RAS robotic-assisted surgery system and the Mazor X Stealth spinal robotics platform.

US

Accuray is a US radiation oncology company that produces the CyberKnife and Radixact radiotherapy systems — robotic radiosurgery platforms that deliver high-dose radiation with sub-millimetre precision to tumours anywhere in the body.

US

Auris Health is a US medical robotics company founded in 2011 and acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2019. Auris makes the Monarch robotic bronchoscopy platform for minimally invasive lung procedures.

US

Stryker is a US medical technology company and one of the world's leading orthopaedic device manufacturers. Its Mako robotic surgery system is the most widely deployed orthopaedic surgical robot for knee and hip replacement globally.

GB

Smith+Nephew is a UK medical technology company founded in 1856, producing orthopaedic implants, sports medicine, and advanced wound management products. Its robotics division makes the CORI surgical system for knee and hip arthroplasty.

US

Zimmer Biomet is a US orthopaedic implant and medical device company founded in 1927. Its ROSA robotic surgery system supports knee arthroplasty and spine surgery planning and execution with robotic precision.

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Ekso Bionics is a US exoskeleton company founded in 2005, producing the EksoNR powered exoskeleton for neurological rehabilitation and the EksoZeroG industrial exoskeleton for overhead work applications.

GB

CMR Surgical is a UK medical robotics company founded in 2014 and maker of the Versius surgical robotic system, a modular, portable robotic surgery platform designed to make robotic surgery accessible to more hospitals worldwide.

GB

Renishaw is a UK precision engineering and healthcare company known for its measurement and additive manufacturing systems. Its neuromate robotic system is used for stereotactic neurosurgery including deep brain stimulation and SEEG electrode placement.

US

Baker Hughes is a US energy technology company and one of the world's largest oilfield services providers. Its robotics division produces the Sensabot and other autonomous inspection robots for hazardous industrial environments including oil and gas facilities.

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Gecko Robotics is a US robotics company founded in 2013 that builds climbing robots for industrial asset inspection. Its robots adhere magnetically to steel surfaces to inspect boilers, tanks, pipelines, and pressure vessels for corrosion and structural integrity.

US

Waygate Technologies is a US-based non-destructive testing and inspection company, formerly part of GE Inspection Technologies. Waygate produces the Mentor Visual iQ video borescope and a range of advanced industrial inspection systems.

US

Diakont is a US-based advanced robotics and engineering company specialising in nuclear power plant, pipeline, and industrial inspection robots, with patented magnetic adhesion and robotic crawler technologies.

CA

JIREH Industries is a Canadian robotics company producing automated weld inspection crawlers and remote-operated pipe inspection systems for oil and gas, petrochemical, and construction applications.

CH

Flyability is a Swiss robotics company founded in 2014, best known for the Elios series of collision-tolerant indoor drones designed for confined space inspection of assets including boilers, tanks, chimneys, and storage vessels.

US

RedZone Robotics is a US company founded in 1987 specialising in remote-operated robots for sewer and pipeline inspection, rehabilitation, and condition assessment for water utilities and municipal infrastructure operators.

CA

Inuktun Services is a Canadian robotics company founded in 1992 producing compact, modular remote-operated vehicles for confined space, pipeline, and industrial inspection in environments inaccessible to humans.

DE

NDT Global is a German-UK pipeline inspection company founded in 2012, producing intelligent inline inspection (ILI) tools and robotic systems for integrity management of oil and gas transmission pipelines worldwide.

CA

Eddyfi Technologies is a Canadian non-destructive testing company founded in 2009, producing advanced electromagnetic and ultrasonic inspection systems and robotic remote access vehicles for power generation, oil and gas, and aerospace inspection.

GB

Aetos is a UK-based industrial drone services and robotics company specialising in aerial inspection of wind turbine blades, bridges, and energy infrastructure using autonomous UAV platforms.

US

Exodigo is a US-Israeli underground intelligence company using AI-powered ground robots and multi-sensor fusion to map and identify underground utilities before excavation, significantly reducing dig-ins and utility strikes.

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ULC Robotics is a US utility robotics company that designs and builds robotic systems for natural gas distribution, water, and electric utility infrastructure inspection and rehabilitation without excavation.

US

CUES Inc is a US manufacturer of pipeline and sewer inspection equipment founded in 1964. CUES produces the GATOR series of remote-operated pipeline inspection crawlers used by municipalities and utility operators worldwide.

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Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) is a Danish AMR manufacturer founded in 2013 and acquired by Teradyne in 2018. MiR produces a range of collaborative autonomous mobile robots for internal logistics across manufacturing, healthcare, and warehousing.

US

Fetch Robotics is a US AMR company founded in 2014 and acquired by Zebra Technologies in 2021. Fetch produces a range of autonomous mobile robots for warehousing, manufacturing, and distribution centre logistics.

US

Seegrid is a US autonomous mobile robot company founded in 2003, specialising in vision-guided vehicles (VGVs) and AMRs for tow and transport in manufacturing and distribution environments. Known for infrastructure-free navigation.

US

6 River Systems is a US warehouse robotics company founded in 2015 and acquired by Shopify in 2019. The company makes Chuck, a collaborative mobile robot that guides warehouse workers through pick-and-pack operations to boost throughput.

US

Locus Robotics is a US-based warehouse automation company founded in 2014, best known for the LocusBot collaborative AMR platform deployed across DHL, Quiet Logistics, and dozens of major 3PL operators globally.

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GreyOrange is a US-based AI-driven fulfilment robotics company founded in 2011 with roots in India. The company produces the Ranger series of goods-to-person AMRs and the Fulfillment OS software platform for warehouse orchestration.

NO

AutoStore is a Norwegian robotics company founded in 1996 that invented the grid-based automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS). AutoStore robots operate on top of aluminium grid structures to store and retrieve inventory bins at high density.

CN

Hai Robotics is a Chinese robotics company founded in 2016, specialising in autonomous case-handling robots (ACR) for high-density warehouse storage. Deployed across Decathlon, Cainiao, and major e-commerce fulfilment operations globally.

CN

Quicktron is a Chinese logistics robotics company founded in 2014, producing AMRs for goods-to-person fulfilment in e-commerce and retail warehouses. Subsidiary of Alibaba with large deployments across Cainiao and AliExpress logistics networks.

CN

Geek+ (Geekplus) is a Chinese robotics company founded in 2015 and one of the world's largest AMR manufacturers by fleet size, with over 50,000 robots deployed across e-commerce, retail, and 3PL warehouses in 30+ countries.

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