Integrators & Deployment
Systems integrators, robots-as-a-service providers and deployment platforms that get robot cells installed, programmed and running on real production lines.
OTTO by Rockwell Automation
Maker of autonomous mobile robots for factory and warehouse material handling, with fleet management software; now part of Rockwell Automation.
RIVR
Swiss company, spun out of ETH Zurich robotics research, building wheeled-legged delivery robots that can climb steps to reach the front door.
Skyline Robotics
Company automating high-rise window cleaning with a robotic arm system mounted on building platforms, operating in New York and other cities.
Wandelbots
Dresden company offering software that lets engineers program industrial robots from any brand through a single interface and no-code tools.
Relay Robotics
San Jose company making the Relay autonomous delivery robot used in hospitals and hotels to carry supplies between floors and departments.
Covariant
Built robot foundation models for warehouse picking, deployed on arms handling unfamiliar items. Much of its team joined Amazon in 2024.
Nimble Robotics
San Francisco company operating AI-run fulfillment centers with robotic picking and packing, offered as a service to e-commerce brands.
READY Robotics
Maker of ForgeOS, an operating system that lets one interface program robots from many different brands, sold with deployment support.
Exotec
French company making Skypod climbing warehouse robots and the storage systems they run in, deployed for retailers and manufacturers.
Ambi Robotics
Berkeley company whose AI-powered sorting robots handle parcels for logistics providers, built on university research into grasping.
Magazino
Munich company building perception-driven mobile robots that pick individual items and totes in warehouses and production logistics.
Reflex Robotics
New York company deploying a wheeled humanoid robot that works alongside staff on repetitive tasks in warehouses, kitchens and labs.
OSARO
San Francisco company supplying machine-learning perception and control software for warehouse piece-picking and packing robots.
Diligent Robotics
Austin company behind Moxi, a mobile robot with one arm that runs hospital delivery errands so clinical staff do not have to.
DYNA Robotics
Builds task-specific robot arms driven by its own learned models, aimed at commercial jobs such as folding and food handling.
Starship Technologies
Operator of a large fleet of small autonomous sidewalk delivery robots, widely deployed on university campuses and in towns.
RIOS Intelligent Machines
Builds AI-driven robotic work cells offered as a service for factory tasks such as packaging, kitting and machine tending.
Avidbots
Ontario maker of the Neo autonomous floor-scrubbing robot used in airports, malls, warehouses and other large facilities.
Bear Robotics
Redwood City maker of Servi, an autonomous serving robot used in restaurants and senior living, now part of the LG group.
Robust AI
Builds Carter, a collaborative mobile cart robot for warehouses, with software designed for people to work alongside it.
Anyware Robotics
Builds Pixmo, a mobile unloading robot with a built-in forklift base for container and trailer unloading in warehouses.
Hai Robotics
Shenzhen maker of autonomous case-handling robots that pick totes from tall racking, used in warehouse storage systems.
Chef Robotics
San Francisco company deploying AI-driven robot arms that portion ingredients in high-volume food production kitchens.
Cyngn
Mountain View company selling DriveMod autonomous tuggers and an autonomy kit that retrofits industrial vehicles.
Gideon
Croatian company making visually guided autonomous forklifts and mobile robots for warehouses and manufacturing.
Pickle Robot
Boston-area company building robots that unload floor-loaded trailers and containers alongside warehouse staff.
Serve Robotics
Publicly listed maker of sidewalk delivery robots operating with food-delivery platforms in several US cities.
Dexory
London company whose tall scanning robot drives warehouse aisles to build a live digital twin of inventory.
Aescape
New York company that builds a robotic massage table with two arms, installed in gyms, spas and hotels.