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Companies building full humanoid, biped, and general-purpose robots, from factory and warehouse workers to research platforms and social robots.

The hardware inside a robot: actuators, gearboxes and motors, dexterous hands and grippers, force-torque and tactile sensors, cameras, lidar, encoders and battery cells.

Robot foundation models and vision-language-action policies, simulation and synthetic data, perception stacks, fleet management, teleoperation and developer tooling.

Systems integrators, robots-as-a-service providers and deployment platforms that get robot cells installed, programmed and running on real production lines.

University robotics labs, institutes and national research centers publishing the humanoid, manipulation and locomotion research the industry builds on.

Collaborative robot arms, industrial manipulators, mobile robots and warehouse automation systems from established and emerging manufacturers.

Robots sold to consumers: vacuums and mops, lawn and yard robots, companion and assistive robots, and household helpers.