All robotics companies
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ABB Robotics
One of the largest industrial robot suppliers, with articulated, SCARA, delta and collaborative arms plus autonomous mobile robots, controllers and application cells.
Apptronik
Developer of Apollo, a general-purpose humanoid robot aimed at manufacturing and logistics tasks, along with earlier exoskeleton and actuator research. The company works with industrial partners on pilot deployments.
Sanctuary AI
Canadian company building humanoid robots and the control software behind them, with a focus on dexterous hydraulic hands and teleoperation-to-autonomy pipelines for industrial tasks.
Unitree Robotics
Chinese maker of quadruped robots and the G1 and H1 humanoids, known for selling legged robots at far lower prices than Western competitors. It also sells its own actuators and lidar.
Galbot
Beijing company building wheeled humanoid robots for retail and service work, paired with its own grasping and manipulation models. It operates unmanned stores using its robots.
Clone Robotics
Polish company building musculoskeletal humanoid robots driven by artificial muscles rather than conventional electric joints, including a synthetic hand and torso.
Edinburgh Centre for Robotics
Joint centre of the University of Edinburgh and Heriot-Watt University, training robotics PhDs and running research on humanoids, manipulation and marine robotics.
RobotEra
Beijing humanoid startup spun out of Tsinghua University research, developing full-stack humanoid hardware and control software including the STAR and XBot lines.
UBTECH Robotics
Publicly listed Chinese robot maker with the Walker humanoid line plus education and commercial service robots. It runs humanoid pilots in automotive factories.
Maxtronics (formerly Aldebaran)
European maker of the NAO and Pepper social humanoids used in education, research and customer-facing roles. The business now trades under the Maxtronics name.
Orbbec
Maker of 3D depth cameras and vision modules used in robotics, logistics and consumer devices, with hardware built around structured light and time-of-flight.
AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics)
Chinese humanoid startup founded by a former Huawei engineer, producing the Yuanzheng and Lingxi robot lines along with open datasets and embodied-AI models.
Engineered Arts
UK manufacturer of Ameca and other social humanoid robots used for exhibitions, research and human-robot interaction, with an emphasis on facial expression.
Festo
German automation supplier of pneumatic and electric drives, grippers and controllers, and publisher of the Bionic Learning Network robot research projects.
Kawasaki Robotics
Japanese industrial robot maker with a long catalog of arms and controllers, and a humanoid and rideable robot research line including Kaleido and Corleo.
Open Robotics
Steward of ROS and Gazebo, the open-source middleware and simulator that much of the robotics industry builds on, alongside community events and support.
Pudu Robotics
Large service-robot manufacturer for restaurants, hotels and cleaning, which has expanded into semi-humanoid and humanoid platforms for commercial work.
Comau
Italian automation company supplying industrial robots, wearable exoskeletons and complete manufacturing systems, with roots in automotive production.
FAULHABER
German manufacturer of miniature and micro drive systems: brushless motors, gearheads, encoders and controllers for compact robot joints and grippers.
Hanson Robotics
Hong Kong maker of expressive social humanoids, including Sophia, built around lifelike faces and conversational AI for research, media and education.
NAVER LABS
Korean research subsidiary working on robotics, autonomous driving and spatial AI, including service robots deployed in its own headquarters building.
OnRobot
Danish company selling plug-and-play end-of-arm tools for collaborative robots, including electric grippers, vacuum grippers and force-torque sensors.
Samsung Ballie
Samsung's rolling home companion robot, shown with a built-in projector and smart-home control; updates are published through the company's newsroom.
DLR Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics
German Aerospace Center institute that developed lightweight robot arms and humanoid torsos such as Justin, with technology licensed into industry.
Universal Robots
Danish company that popularized the collaborative robot arm, with a range of UR models and a large ecosystem of certified accessories and software.
Wonik Robotics
Korean manufacturer behind the Allegro Hand, a four-finger research hand widely used in manipulation labs, alongside industrial and service robots.
Ewellix
Maker of linear actuators, ball screws, telescopic pillars and robot lifting axes used to extend the reach of industrial and collaborative robots.
Honda Robotics
Honda's robotics program, which produced the ASIMO humanoid and continues with avatar robots, walking assist devices and autonomous work vehicles.
SICK AG
German sensor manufacturer supplying safety scanners, vision, encoders and detection sensors used across industrial robot cells and mobile robots.
ATS Corporation
Ontario automation company that designs and builds complete production and assembly systems for life sciences, transportation and consumer goods.
Clearpath Robotics
Ontario maker of rugged mobile robot platforms such as Husky and Jackal used by research groups, and the parent of the OTTO industrial AMR line.
Fourier Intelligence
Started in rehabilitation robotics and exoskeletons, now builds the GR series of general-purpose humanoid robots for research and care settings.
ODrive Robotics
Sells compact brushless motor controllers and integrated actuator electronics aimed at robot builders who need high-torque direct-drive joints.
Kollmorgen
Motion-control manufacturer supplying servo motors, drives, frameless torque motors and AGV control used in robot joints and mobile platforms.
KUKA
German industrial robot manufacturer supplying arms, controllers, mobile platforms and complete production systems, especially for automotive.
NEURA Robotics
German company building cognitive robots that combine cobot arms with sensing and AI, including the 4NE-1 humanoid and the MiPA service robot.
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