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Adept AI is a San Francisco-headquartered AI research lab developing models that automate software tasks using natural language instructions. Its ACT-1 platform enables developers to build applications through browser-based actions, competing with robotic process automation via foundation models trained on code and interfaces.

Agile Robots AG is a robotics company spun out of the German Aerospace Center that develops intelligent robotic systems combining artificial intelligence with force-sensitive hardware and computer vision. Headquartered in Munich, Germany, and Beijing, China, it builds products including the AgileCore operating system, the force-controlled DIANA robot, and medical and humanoid robotic hands for applications in surgery, 3C electronics manufacturing, automotive assembly, and agriculture. Founded in 2018, the company has supplied robots to major electronics manufacturers including Foxconn.

Fabric is a logistics platform operating micro-fulfillment centers to enable same-day delivery for retailers. Its network of automated facilities stores inventory near urban consumers, integrating with retailer systems via robotics and AI orchestration. Headquartered in Burlingame, California, Fabric partners with grocers like Wakefern Food Corp and supports 30-minute delivery windows. The company has expanded to multiple U.S. cities since 2019, processing millions of orders monthly.

RADAR is a retail technology platform merging RFID tags and computer vision for store operations. Deployed in physical retail locations, it conducts automated inventory audits, monitors shelf replenishment, tracks customer interactions for analytics, and powers cashierless checkout systems. RADAR equips brick-and-mortar chains with e-commerce-level insights into stock and shopper behavior.

Standard Bots is a New York City-based robotics company manufacturing the RO1 collaborative robot arm for industrial automation. The six-axis RO1 handles payloads up to 18 kilograms with a reach of 1.3 meters and integrates with machine vision for tasks like pick-and-place, welding, and assembly. Designed for small to medium enterprises, it features plug-and-play software compatible with ROS and offers 99.9 percent uptime. Standard Bots began shipping units in 2024 to manufacturers in automotive and electronics sectors across North America.

VulcanForms is a Burlington-headquartered digital foundry that operates a 100,000-square-foot additive manufacturing facility using proprietary multi-laser metal 3D printing. Established in 2015, it produces complex parts for aerospace, defense, and medical sectors, serving clients like GE Aviation with production rates up to 80 kg per hour per machine.

Vecna Robotics is a provider of autonomous mobile robots and workflow orchestration software for material handling and fulfillment operations. Its systems integrate pallet trucks, forklifts, and tuggers with AI-driven fleet management to optimize warehouse layouts and throughput. Headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, the company deploys solutions in distribution centers across North America, emphasizing modular hardware compatible with existing infrastructure.

Semitech is a Shenzhen-based supplier of intelligent manufacturing systems for high-tech industries. It integrates automation solutions including robotic assembly lines, vision inspection systems, and MES software for semiconductor, electronics, and solar panel production. Semitech delivers turnkey factories with equipment from partners like ABB and Keyence serving clients in Asia.

Mech-Mind Robotics is a Chinese 3D vision company headquartered in Beijing that supplies industrial cameras and AI software for robotic bin picking, palletizing, and assembly. Founded in 2016, it deploys over 10,000 units across 50 countries for clients like ABB and Fanuc. Mech-Mind's Mech-Eye lasers capture point clouds for Mech-Vision algorithms handling random objects. The firm opened offices in Germany and the US for European automation markets.

Kodiak AI Inc is a provider of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered autonomous vehicle technology. This technology addresses the needs of the long-haul trucking, industrial trucking, and defense industries. The company's core offering, the Kodiak Driver, is a single-platform virtual driver that combines advanced AI software with modular hardware for customer deployments. All company operations are conducted in the United States.

Arcs Co Ltd is a Japan-based company principally engaged in the supermarket business. The company also operates other businesses through subsidiaries, including tourism, building maintenance, real estate leasing, property and casualty insurance and life insurance agency, wholesale, food manufacturing, industrial and general waste collection, and construction businesses. The supermarket segment offers a broad range of merchandise, including foods, apparel, and housing-related products.

Inspire-Robots is a manufacturer of micro linear actuators and end-of-arm tooling for automation applications. Based in Shenzhen, China, the company produces components used in robotics, biomedical devices, industrial machinery, and educational kits. Inspire-Robots supplies servo motors, grippers, and precision positioners integrated into systems by partners in semiconductor assembly and prosthetics. Established in 2014, it exports to markets in Europe and North America, emphasizing compact designs for collaborative robots from brands like Universal Robots.

Locus Robotics is a Wilmington, Massachusetts-headquartered manufacturer of autonomous mobile robots designed for e-commerce fulfillment and warehouse operations. Its LocusBots navigate facilities using onboard AI to pick and transport totes, boosting order throughput by 2X to 3X while maintaining 99.95% accuracy. The fleet management software coordinates hundreds of robots in shared spaces with human workers, integrating with warehouse management systems like Manhattan Associates and SAP. Deployed in over 100 facilities worldwide, the robots handle peak holiday volumes for retailers such as Boots, DHL Supply Chain, and SpeedCommerce. Founded in 2014, Locus Robotics has raised over $150 million in funding and operates in North America, Europe, and Asia.

IDEC Corp manufactures and sells equipment. The company's product and services include automation, safety, environment, agriculture, research and technology, product assurance system, and earth preservation. In addition, it also develops and manufactures safety-related products such as safety switches and the emergency stop pushbutton switches and many more.

PaXini Tech is a Chinese manufacturer of tactile sensors for advanced applications. The company's flexible pressure-sensitive films enable touch feedback in robotic grippers, automotive interfaces, wearable health monitors, and virtual reality gloves. PaXini products support high-resolution sensing up to 100 Hz, used in humanoid robots and surgical simulators. Based in Shenzhen since 2018, the firm supplies components to automation firms across Asia.

Square Robot is a developer of autonomous underwater vehicles designed for inspecting ship hulls, oil storage tanks, and submerged infrastructure in the oil and gas sector. The Boston-headquartered company, founded in 2016, deploys compact robotic systems that navigate confined spaces to detect corrosion and structural issues without human divers. Square Robot's technology integrates advanced sensors and AI for real-time data analysis, serving petrochemical clients worldwide to enhance safety and reduce operational downtime.

Shenzhen-headquartered PuduTech develops service robots for the hospitality sector, including delivery models like BellaBot and KettyBot alongside disinfection units such as Adibot. Founded in 2016, the company has deployed over 40,000 units to restaurants in 60 countries, with clients including KFC outlets and Hilton hotels. PuduTech's solutions feature SLAM navigation, multi-robot fleet management via PUDU Scheduler software, and integration with POS systems for streamlined operations in hotels, cafes, and hospitals.

Zen Technologies Ltd is engaged in the design, development, and manufacture of training simulators. The products of the company are; Weapon Simulator, Hand Grenade Simulator, Driving Training Simulator, BMP-II Driving Simulator, Forward Observer Simulator, Tactical Engagement Simulator and among others. The firm offers its products to police and paramilitary forces, armed forces, security forces, government departments, such as transport, mining, infrastructure, and civilian markets. The company caters to both domestic and international markets.