Integrators & Deployment
Systems integrators, robots-as-a-service providers and deployment platforms that get robot cells installed, programmed and running on real production lines.
ABB Robotics
One of the largest industrial robot suppliers, with articulated, SCARA, delta and collaborative arms plus autonomous mobile robots, controllers and application cells.
Agility Robotics
Maker of Digit, a two-legged humanoid built for warehouse and logistics work such as moving totes. Agility runs a dedicated humanoid factory in Oregon and sells into industrial deployments.
Intrinsic
Alphabet company building a software platform that makes industrial robots easier to program, with perception, motion planning and simulation as reusable building blocks.
Richtech Robotics
Nasdaq-listed Las Vegas company making service robots for hospitality and healthcare, including beverage robots and delivery robots, plus a humanoid product line.
Realtime Robotics
Boston company making motion-planning software and hardware that generates collision-free robot paths in real time and optimizes multi-robot work cells.
Comau
Italian automation company supplying industrial robots, wearable exoskeletons and complete manufacturing systems, with roots in automotive production.
Formic
Illinois company that installs and runs robot cells for manufacturers on an hourly rate instead of an upfront purchase, covering service and uptime.
ATS Corporation
Ontario automation company that designs and builds complete production and assembly systems for life sciences, transportation and consumer goods.
JR Automation
Michigan-based global integrator building custom automated production lines and robotic systems across automotive, life sciences and logistics.
KUKA
German industrial robot manufacturer supplying arms, controllers, mobile platforms and complete production systems, especially for automotive.
Acieta
US robotics integrator focused on mid-sized manufacturers, supplying welding, machine tending and material-handling robot cells plus support.
Vention
Montreal company offering a browser-based platform to design, simulate and order complete robot cells, with parts shipped ready to assemble.
Geek+
Beijing warehouse-robotics company supplying goods-to-person robots, sorting systems and fleet software to logistics operators worldwide.
Brain Corp
Supplies the autonomy software and fleet cloud inside many commercial floor-cleaning and shelf-scanning robots sold under other brands.
Symbotic
Massachusetts company building high-density automated warehouse systems with fleets of autonomous bots, deployed for large retailers.
Vecna Robotics
Massachusetts company making autonomous forklifts and pallet jacks with a workflow orchestration layer and remote operations support.
Berkshire Grey
Massachusetts supplier of robotic picking, sortation and mobile fulfillment systems for retailers, grocers and logistics providers.
Yaskawa Motoman
Robotics division of Yaskawa in North America, supplying Motoman industrial arms, welding and handling cells and robot controllers.
United Robotics Group
European service-robotics group that brings together several robot brands, including cobot and humanoid-adjacent products, and deploys them in care, hospitality and labs.
Path Robotics
Columbus company making self-programming welding robots that scan a part, plan the weld and adapt without CAD or teach pendants.
FANUC America
US arm of the Japanese robot maker, supplying industrial and collaborative robots, CNC controls and factory automation systems.
Third Wave Automation
Union City company building shared-autonomy forklifts that can run autonomously or be taken over remotely by a human operator.
Applied Manufacturing Technologies
Engineering and integration firm providing robotic system design, controls engineering and on-site support for manufacturers.
Bright Machines
Builds software-defined microfactories: modular robotic assembly cells with vision and AI aimed at electronics manufacturing.
Locus Robotics
Maker of autonomous mobile robots that guide warehouse workers through picking, sold as a subscription with fleet software.
Hirebotics
Nashville company selling cobot welding systems programmed from a phone app, with subscription pricing and remote support.
KEENON Robotics
Shanghai maker of delivery, disinfection and cleaning service robots used in restaurants, hotels and hospitals worldwide.
AutoStore
Norwegian maker of cube-based automated storage and retrieval systems where robots run on top of a grid of stacked bins.
Seegrid
Pittsburgh maker of vision-guided autonomous lift trucks and tow tractors for pallet movement in plants and warehouses.
Dexterity
Redwood City company building physical-AI robots that load trucks, palletize and handle boxes in logistics facilities.
Knightscope
Sunnyvale maker of autonomous security robots and emergency call boxes, offered to clients as a subscription service.
ANYbotics
Swiss ETH Zurich spinoff selling the ANYmal quadruped for autonomous inspection of industrial plants, with its own inspection software and docking stations.
OrionStar
Beijing service-robot company making delivery, greeting and coffee-making robots for retail and hospitality venues.
SoftBank Robotics America
US arm of SoftBank Robotics, deploying commercial service robots such as the Whiz floor cleaner and acting as an integrator for automation in facilities.
Micropsi Industries
Berlin company whose MIRAI software adds camera-based, adaptive motion to standard industrial robots so they can handle variation in position and shape.
inVia Robotics
California company offering warehouse picking robots and software as a subscription service tied to throughput.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What counts as integrators & deployment?
Systems integrators, robots-as-a-service providers and deployment platforms that get robot cells installed, programmed and running on real production lines.
What are integrators & deployment?
Systems integrators, robots-as-a-service providers and deployment platforms that get robot cells installed, programmed and running on real production lines.
Can I buy a humanoid robot today?
A few companies sell or lease to businesses and research groups. Consumer availability is limited. Each maker's site states its current status.