Robotics Companies

BioRob develops bio-inspired robots and locomotion systems at EPFL.

World's first active soft exoskeletons for the hand, empowering users with impaired hand function to regain independence and quality of life.

Powerful Pickup

Underwater robots, marine components, and open marine robotics tools

Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center develops advanced humanoid robots such as the XR-1 model and Champion Model. The Champion Model won the 2026 Beijing E-Town Humanoid Robot Half-Marathon on April 19. They integrate AI, motion control, and human-robot interaction, with products like TN Kung 2.0 for industrial use.

Industrial robot manufacturer for repetitive and harsh tasks

Autonomous retail inventory robots and AI for large stores

Autonomous trucking company offering Transportation as a Service

Next-generation drones enabling public safety professionals to survey dangerous areas without sending a person.

Autonomous upgrades for heavy equipment that build infrastructure.

Educational science toys that let kids build and explore robotics.

Humanoid robot for embodied AI research and education

Robotic drywall finishing tools for faster, more consistent interiors

AI-powered smart shopping carts designed for grocery stores, utilizing self-scanning technology for a personalized, interactive and effortless in-store experience.

Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is a private research university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Its Robotics Institute, founded in 1979, is one of the largest robotics research centers in the world and has produced landmark autonomous systems including the Boss and Sandstorm vehicles that competed in DARPA Grand Challenge events.

Autonomous vehicle solutions for rugged, mission-critical environments

Mabu is a personal healthcare companion robot that helps patients manage chronic illness by remembering medicine, monitoring health, and providing friendly support.

Robotics-as-a-service for palletizing and other factory automation

Underground mining equipment for coal transport and tunneling

SCARA robots for food, medical, and small cargo automation with precision welding

Multiple companies manufacture palletizer robots. Major players include FANUC Corporation (Japan), KUKA AG (Germany), ABB (Switzerland), Krones AG (Germany), and others. These companies produce industrial robots for automated palletizing and depalletizing tasks in manufacturing and logistics.

AI-powered wearable neurotech for mobility and independence

Humanoid companion robot for everyday personal assistance

Efficient, AI-powered self-driving boats with zero greenhouse emissions.

AI-powered depalletizing and warehouse automation systems

Modular surgical robotics for minimally invasive procedures

AI security automation platform for enterprise physical security teams

3D construction printing systems for automated concrete building

French cobotics company designing accessible collaborative robots.

The world's largest fleet of self-driving delivery vehicles

Advanced robotic technology for material handling and intralogistics

Excellence in Manufacturing

Household appliances and smart cleaning solutions

Social robots and research platforms for learning, testing, and interaction

Cornell Biorobotics and locomotion research lab

Modular AGVs and material-handling systems for factory automation

Autonomous vehicles for ride-hailing and shared mobility

Autonomous industrial AMRs for repetitive hauling and towing

China Mesco Steel Welding Wire Svarochnaya Provoloka Svarochnyy Elektrod for Svarochnyy Robot

Robotic origami kits and app-controlled educational robots

The Kettering Bug was not made by a robotics company; it was built by the Dayton-Wright Airplane Company as an experimental unmanned aerial torpedo, later nicknamed the Kettering Bug.

AI-powered sound analysis for real-time industrial monitoring

AI driver and autonomous driving solutions for smart mobility