Manufacturing AI Companies

ABB Robotics

Zurich, Switzerland

ABB Robotics is a leading Swiss supplier of industrial and collaborative robots, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and associated automation solutions. Their technology integrates AI-powered software with a comprehensive robot portfolio – including 6-axis, Delta, SCARA, and paint robots – to optimize processes across a range of applications like material handling, assembly, and palletizing. Targeting industries including automotive, electronics, logistics, and increasingly healthcare & construction, ABB Robotics delivers increased efficiency, flexibility, and resilience for manufacturing and beyond.

FANUC is a Japanese multinational corporation specializing in factory automation solutions, including industrial robots, CNC systems, and related technologies. They integrate AI and IoT capabilities into their core product lines – FA (factory automation), Robots, and Robomachines – to enhance efficiency and performance for manufacturing processes. FANUC primarily serves a global industrial market, offering a unique value proposition through lifetime product support and a commitment to long-term automation solutions.

Symbotic

Wilmington, United States

Symbotic develops end-to-end warehouse automation systems utilizing a fleet of fully autonomous robots and AI-powered software. Their technology orchestrates a high-density robotic system to improve efficiency, speed, and flexibility within warehouse operations. Symbotic targets large-scale consumer goods distributors and retailers seeking to address labor challenges, reduce operating costs, and optimize inventory management within increasingly complex supply chains.

Autostore

Nedre Vats, Norway

AutoStore provides ultra-dense automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS) for large-scale warehousing and fulfillment operations. Their core technology utilizes a grid-based, goods-to-person robotic system that optimizes storage density and throughput within a cubic layout. Targeting e-commerce companies and third-party logistics providers, AutoStore offers a scalable solution designed to maximize space utilization – reportedly quadrupling capacity – and achieve consistently high uptime (99.8%).

Cognex

Natick, United States

Cognex Corporation develops and deploys machine vision systems and industrial barcode readers that automate manufacturing processes. Their core technology centers on deep learning-powered image analysis for quality inspection, defect detection, and robotic guidance. Cognex primarily serves the global manufacturing sector, offering solutions that improve production efficiency and reduce errors across industries like automotive, electronics, and food & beverage.

C3.ai

Redwood City, United States

C3.ai delivers a comprehensive Enterprise AI platform, including the C3 AI Suite, and a portfolio of over 130 pre-built, industry-specific AI applications focused on areas like predictive maintenance, fraud detection, and supply chain optimization. Their platform leverages capabilities in model development, deployment, and data integration, with a focus on large language models (LLMs) and generative AI to accelerate application development. C3.ai primarily serves large enterprises across sectors including manufacturing, financial services, oil & gas, and government, and has notably partnered with organizations like Baker Hughes and Schlumberger to deliver AI solutions for the energy industry.

Relativity Space

Long Beach, United States

Relativity Space is an aerospace manufacturer utilizing large-scale 3D printing – specifically, their Stargate system – to build reusable rockets with significantly fewer parts than traditionally assembled vehicles. This additive manufacturing approach, coupled with high levels of automation, aims to reduce production costs and lead times for both launch services and advanced component manufacturing. Their target market includes commercial and government entities seeking more frequent and affordable access to space, as well as those requiring rapidly prototyped, complex metal components for aerospace and defense applications.

KoBold Metals

Berkeley, United States

KoBold Metals combines machine learning and scientific computing with human geological expertise to discover deposits of critical minerals such as copper, cobalt, nickel and lithium for the clean-energy transition. Backed by Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, it has raised about $1 billion and is developing the large Mingomba copper deposit in Zambia.

Sila Nanotechnologies

Alameda, United States

Sila Nanotechnologies develops and manufactures silicon anode materials that significantly increase the energy density and performance of lithium-ion batteries. Their core product, Titan Silicon, is a drop-in replacement for traditional graphite anodes, delivering up to 20% more energy density and faster charging capabilities. Sila targets battery manufacturers and device companies across electric vehicle, consumer electronics, and industrial sectors, offering both materials supply and battery engineering services to optimize cell performance.

Veev

Hayward, United States

Veev is a U.S.-based construction technology company utilizing AI-powered design and automated manufacturing to produce modular homes. Their core technology integrates digital modeling with robotic assembly lines to streamline construction and improve precision. Targeting the residential housing market – and backed by Lennar – Veev aims to deliver homes with increased speed, quality, and potentially lower costs compared to traditional building methods.

FormLabs

Somerville, United States

Formlabs is a leading manufacturer of professional-grade stereolithography (SLA) and selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printers. The company leverages AI-powered software to optimize print parameters and automate additive manufacturing workflows, improving efficiency and part quality. Formlabs primarily serves professional users in industries like engineering, product design, and manufacturing who require high-resolution prototyping and end-use part production.

Exotec

Lille, France

Exotec develops warehouse robotics systems for optimizing fulfillment operations. Their core technology is the Skypod system, utilizing autonomous robots that move on a 3D grid to rapidly access and deliver any SKU within a warehouse. Targeting large-scale retailers, 3PLs, and e-commerce businesses, Exotec offers a scalable automation solution designed to significantly increase throughput and reduce deployment times compared to traditional warehouse automation.

Berkshire Grey

Bedford, United States

Berkshire Grey develops AI-powered robotic automation solutions for warehouse fulfillment. Their core technology centers on computer vision and machine learning algorithms that enable robotic systems – including automated put walls and universal pick cells – to identify, pick, pack, and sort items. The company targets large-scale e-commerce and retail businesses seeking to reduce labor costs and increase throughput in their warehousing and logistics operations.

Augury

New York, United States

Augury delivers machine health monitoring solutions for industrial manufacturers, utilizing a proprietary AI platform trained on a vast dataset of machine performance data. Their core offering provides predictive maintenance and prescriptive analytics, identifying and diagnosing potential equipment failures before they occur. This enables clients to maximize production uptime, reduce maintenance costs, and improve overall operational efficiency, with reported ROI ranging from 5-20x.

Brain Corp

San Diego, United States

Brain Corp develops BrainOS®, a leading autonomy platform that powers robotic solutions for commercial applications. The company focuses on providing AI-powered robots for inventory management and floor care within the retail and warehousing sectors. By automating these tasks, Brain Corp enables businesses to improve operational efficiency, reduce labor costs, and enhance data insights.

CADDi

Tokyo, Japan

CADDi is a Japanese manufacturing-technology company whose AI platform digitizes and analyzes engineering drawings and procurement data to streamline sourcing and supply chains for industrial manufacturers.

Agility Robotics

Corvallis, United States

Agility Robotics develops humanoid robots, specifically the Digit platform, for automating logistics tasks. Their core offering combines the Digit robot with Agility Arc, a cloud-based software platform enabling deployment and management of robotic workflows within warehouse and manufacturing environments. This solution targets businesses seeking to address labor shortages and improve efficiency through the integration of autonomous mobile manipulation in existing operations.

GreyOrange

Atlanta, United States

GreyOrange provides AI-driven software and robotics solutions for warehouse and store fulfillment operations. Their core product, GreyMatter, is a vendor-agnostic orchestration platform that uses AI to optimize the deployment of robots, automated systems, and human workers. GreyOrange targets large retailers and third-party logistics providers seeking to improve fulfillment efficiency and realize a return on investment from their existing automation infrastructure.

Kinexon

Munich, Germany

Kinexon is a German technology company specializing in real-time location and motion analytics for industrial applications. Their core product, the KINEXON OS platform, integrates Ultra-Wideband (UWB), Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), and RFID technologies to provide precise tracking and management of assets, including Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs). Kinexon targets manufacturing, logistics, and aviation industries, offering a vendor-independent solution to optimize operations, prevent downtime, and improve supply chain efficiency through real-time data and AI-powered diagnostics.

Peak AI

Manchester, United Kingdom

Peak AI delivers agentic AI solutions for inventory optimization and AI-driven pricing, specifically targeting the retail and manufacturing sectors. Leveraging a partnership with UiPath, their technology provides autonomous decision-making capabilities across an organization’s existing systems and data. This enables clients to improve margins, accelerate growth, and gain a competitive advantage through optimized core business processes.

Mitra Chem

Mountain View, United States

Mitra Chem is an AI-enabled battery-materials company developing iron-based lithium-ion cathode materials, using machine learning and lab automation to shorten the lab-to-production timeline. Its Series B was led by General Motors.

Built Robotics

San Francisco, United States

Built Robotics develops AI-powered robotic systems that automate the installation of pilings for utility-scale solar farms. Their flagship product, the RPD 35, is a fully autonomous piling solution capable of handling piles up to 19 feet long and payloads of 34,000 pounds. By addressing labor shortages in the $300 billion solar industry, Built Robotics aims to accelerate clean energy infrastructure development through increased efficiency and safety.

Drishti

Mountain View, United States

Drishti provides real-time computer vision analysis for discrete manufacturing assembly lines. Their platform utilizes AI to track and understand manual assembly processes, identifying deviations from standard work and providing actionable insights to improve quality and efficiency. Drishti targets manufacturers seeking to reduce defects, enhance productivity, and standardize complex manual operations without relying on traditional, costly automation.

Verity

Zurich, Switzerland

Verity develops and deploys fully autonomous indoor drones for comprehensive warehouse inventory tracking. Utilizing proprietary computer vision and AI-powered flight algorithms, their system continuously scans and updates inventory data without manual intervention. This solution targets large warehouse and logistics operations seeking to improve inventory accuracy, reduce labor costs, and optimize supply chain efficiency.

Doxel

Redwood City, United States

Doxel provides automated construction progress monitoring and quality control solutions utilizing computer vision and autonomous robotics. Their core technology captures and analyzes site data to provide real-time insights into schedule adherence and potential delays. Doxel targets general contractors and construction owners seeking to improve project predictability and mitigate risks through data-driven decision-making.

Tractian

Sao Paulo, Brazil

Tractian delivers an industrial AI platform focused on predictive maintenance and asset health monitoring for manufacturing and industrial facilities. Their core technology utilizes vibration analysis and machine learning to identify equipment anomalies and predict potential failures, integrating with existing CMMS systems. Tractian targets industrial maintenance teams and reliability engineers seeking to minimize downtime, optimize operational efficiency, and improve overall asset performance through data-driven insights.

Sight Machine

San Francisco, United States

Sight Machine delivers AI-powered analytics solutions for manufacturers, focusing on establishing a unified data foundation across all plant processes. Their core technology utilizes AI agents to connect, structure, and analyze disparate industrial data sources, enabling real-time insights and improved operational performance. This offering targets manufacturers seeking to rapidly deploy AI capabilities without significant IT infrastructure investment or lengthy implementation timelines.

Buildots

Tel Aviv, Israel

Buildots is an Israel-based construction technology company that utilizes computer vision and AI-powered analysis of 360° site imagery to automatically track construction progress against planned schedules. Their core product delivers a real-time, data-driven dashboard and predictive delay forecasting, enabling project managers to identify and mitigate potential issues before they impact timelines. Buildots targets large-scale construction and engineering firms seeking to improve project predictability, resource allocation, and overall on-time delivery performance.

Miso Robotics

Pasadena, United States

Miso Robotics develops and deploys AI-powered robotics solutions for commercial kitchens. Their core product, Flippy 2, automates fry stations and other repetitive cooking tasks using computer vision and machine learning. Targeting the full-service restaurant industry, Miso Robotics aims to mitigate labor shortages and improve kitchen efficiency through robotic process automation.

Instrumental

Palo Alto, United States

Instrumental provides an AI-powered data platform for manufacturers focused on improving product quality and yield. Their technology utilizes computer vision and machine learning to detect both known and previously unidentified defects during the assembly process. This enables manufacturers to proactively address issues, reduce scrap, and optimize production efficiency across complex assembly lines.

Magazino

Munich, Germany

Magazino develops perception-driven mobile robots specializing in the automated picking and transport of goods within warehouse and logistics environments. Their core technology centers on autonomous robots – like SOTO and TORU – utilizing 3D vision and advanced grasping capabilities to handle a variety of container types. As a Jungheinrich company, Magazino targets businesses seeking to automate complex, previously manual material handling processes and improve efficiency in intralogistics applications.

Attentive.ai

Noida, India

Attentive.ai builds AI-based takeoff and estimating software for construction and outdoor field services, using aerial imagery and blueprints to automate measurements across trades. Its products Beam AI and Automeasure help contractors bid faster.

6 River Systems

Waltham, United States

6 River Systems (now part of Ocado Group) develops and deploys autonomous mobile robot (AMR) systems for warehouse fulfillment. Their Ocado Mobile Robot System (OMRS) utilizes AI-powered software and a fleet of collaborative robots – including the Chuck person-to-goods cart and Porter pallet mover – to orchestrate and automate tasks across the entire warehouse operation. OMRS targets businesses seeking to improve warehouse efficiency, reduce labor dependency, and scale fulfillment operations through flexible and rapidly deployable automation.

Machina Labs

Los Angeles, United States

Machina Labs develops and deploys the RoboCraftsman platform, a system of AI-guided robots capable of forming, scanning, trimming, and assembling complex metal structures directly from CAD files – eliminating the need for traditional tooling. Their core innovation lies in AI-powered process optimization and real-time feedback control, enabling on-demand manufacturing of thin-walled, high-temperature alloys for aerospace, defense, and automotive applications. Machina Labs currently serves OEMs and government entities with their “Airframes-as-a-Service” offering, providing deployable, elastic factories for rapid prototyping, low-volume production, and on-site restoration of critical components like aircraft skins and hypersonic structures.

Kindred AI

Toronto, Canada

Kindred AI develops robotic solutions for e-commerce fulfillment, specializing in automating previously manual tasks like sorting and packing. Their core technology utilizes reinforcement learning to enable robots to learn and adapt to handling a diverse range of items without extensive pre-programming. This allows retailers and logistics providers to increase fulfillment speed and efficiency while mitigating labor challenges in warehouse environments.

GeologicAI

Calgary, Canada

GeologicAI applies machine learning and high-resolution sensors (RGB, XRF, hyperspectral and LiDAR) to scan and analyze mining drill core in real time, producing digital core logs and resource models far faster than manual logging. It serves mineral-exploration firms and is backed by mining majors including BHP and Rio Tinto.

Earth AI

Sydney, Australia

Earth AI uses predictive machine-learning models trained on geological data to target undiscovered deposits of critical minerals, paired with its own low-disturbance mobile drilling technology to validate prospects. The company reports a far higher discovery success rate than the industry average and was spun out of a University of Sydney incubator.

Document Crunch

Atlanta, United States

Document Crunch is a contract-intelligence platform that uses proprietary AI and machine learning to read construction contracts, identify critical risk provisions, and guide teams through compliance across a project's lifecycle. It raised a $21.5M Series B in 2024.

Apptronik

Austin, United States

Apptronik develops general-purpose humanoid robots designed for deployment in manufacturing and logistics environments. Their primary product, the Apollo robot, utilizes advanced AI-powered motion planning and perception to perform tasks alongside humans in real-world settings. Apptronik targets businesses seeking to address labor shortages and improve operational efficiency through adaptable robotic automation.

Helin

Rijswijk, Netherlands

Helin is a Dutch industrial edge-intelligence company whose Polaris platform runs real-time monitoring, analytics and AI at the edge to turn remote assets in oil and gas, renewable energy, maritime and manufacturing into connected, optimized operations. Its software brings predictive insight and control to equipment in low-connectivity environments.

DataProphet

Cape Town, South Africa

DataProphet delivers industrial AI solutions focused on optimizing manufacturing processes, particularly within foundries and metalcasting. Their core product, PREDICT, utilizes machine learning algorithms to analyze production data and proactively identify and reduce defects, improving yield and resource efficiency. DataProphet has demonstrated success in improving production performance across the entire process, from initial engine block processing to shot blasting, helping clients address both financial and ESG goals through data-driven optimization.

Sunrise Robotics

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Sunrise Robotics is a Slovenian company building intelligent, flexible robotic cells for industrial manufacturing. It combines AI perception software with dual-arm hardware trained in simulation, so factories can automate processes faster and with lower integration cost.

Curious AI

Helsinki, Finland

Curious AI develops semi-supervised learning algorithms for automated visual inspection, primarily focused on identifying defects in manufactured products. Their core technology utilizes a novel approach to learning from limited labeled data, reducing the need for extensive and costly manual annotation. This allows manufacturers, particularly those with high-mix, low-volume production, to deploy robust quality control systems with significantly less data preparation.

Bruna

Santiago, Chile

Bruna (by Altum Lab) is a Chilean industrial-AI company whose machine-learning platform predicts incoming raw-material quality and optimizes blending and production processes, achieving around 95% accuracy. It serves mining, agriculture, food and manufacturing clients including SQM, CMP and Nestle Chile. It has raised roughly $1.15M.

Landing AI

Palo Alto, United States

Founded by Andrew Ng in 2017, Landing AI builds computer-vision and agentic document-extraction tools (LandingLens, Agentic Document Extraction) using a data-centric AI approach for manufacturing and enterprise inspection. Ng is now executive chairman; it has raised about $57M.

ABEJA

Tokyo, Japan

ABEJA is a Japanese AI company specializing in computer vision solutions for enterprise applications. They develop and deploy AI-powered tools focused on improving operational efficiency and decision-making within the retail, manufacturing, and insurance sectors – notably demonstrated through projects like a disaster response tool for a major insurance provider and an AI-driven content creation initiative with KDDI. ABEJA differentiates itself by focusing on practical AI implementation for established industries, driving digital transformation and measurable business outcomes.

KUKA

Augsburg, Germany

KUKA is a German industrial robotics and automation company specializing in the design, manufacture, and integration of robots and systems for a variety of industries. Their core offering centers on intelligent, programmable robots – ranging in payload and reach – that enable automated manufacturing processes. KUKA targets large-scale manufacturers seeking to increase efficiency and implement advanced automation through customized, integrated solutions, from single-cell deployments to complete production systems.

Universal Robots

Odense, Denmark

Universal Robots develops and manufactures collaborative robots (cobots) designed for a wide range of industrial automation tasks. Their UR series cobots feature payloads up to 35kg and reach up to 1750mm, prioritizing ease of programming and safe human-robot collaboration. Universal Robots targets manufacturers of all sizes seeking to improve efficiency and deploy flexible automation solutions across sectors like electronics, metal fabrication, and education.

Rethink Robotics

Bochum, Germany

Rethink Robotics was a German firm specializing in the development of collaborative robots (cobots) for manufacturing applications. Their core product line featured Baxter and Sawyer, research-focused cobots designed for adaptability and ease of reprogramming in dynamic production environments. The company targeted manufacturers seeking to automate tasks requiring flexibility and human-robot collaboration, particularly those with high-mix, low-volume production runs.

Pro Sicht builds AI-powered visual inspection and traceability solutions for manufacturing, detecting surface defects and verifying assembly quality.

AIBIZ specializes in industrial AI solutions for advanced manufacturing. DutchBoy platform leverages deep learning for real-time anomaly detection.

Airudit

Bordeaux, France

Airudit is a French voice-AI company building conversational and agentic interfaces that let operators talk with complex machines and systems in natural language, serving defense, banking and Industry 4.0—including integrating voice into Dassault's future fighter aircraft. Led by Philippe Lebas.

AmberRoad

Boston, United States

AmberRoad delivers a real-time factory optimization platform, FactoryAI, leveraging proprietary machine learning algorithms to analyze data from existing factory sensors and systems – without requiring new hardware installations. Their core innovation lies in applying advanced predictive analytics and reinforcement learning to optimize production processes, specifically targeting throughput, yield, and resource utilization. AmberRoad focuses on high-volume manufacturing industries, and reports achieving a guaranteed 100%+ ROI for clients through demonstrable improvements in Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE). Key improvements & explanations: Specificity: Instead of just "factory AI platform," we name the product ("FactoryAI") and detail how it works (analyzing existing sensor data). AI Capabilities: We highlight the specific AI techniques used (predictive analytics, reinforcement learning) rather than just saying "AI." Target Market/Achievements: We mention the focus on high-volume manufacturing and directly state the reported ROI achievement, making it more impactful. Removed fluff: Removed overly promotional language like "boosts productivity" and replaced it with measurable outcomes (OEE improvement). Removed non-English text: Removed the Korean title from the description.

Cosito

Boston, United States

Cosito, an MIT-founded startup, makes AI-powered voice-capture tools (smart microphones/sensors) that let frontline manufacturing and warehouse teams log quality checks, inventory and maintenance data by speaking—no forms or typing—syncing structured data to ERP systems in real time.

Digiforming

Lyon, France

Digiforming provides AI-driven solutions for sheet-metal press shops, monitoring the deep-drawing/stamping process in real time and automatically adjusting press parameters to predict and prevent defects (tearing, wrinkling, thinning) for zero-defect autonomous stamping.

DogWoodAI

Atlanta, United States

DogWoodAI provides modular AI solutions for autonomous chemical manufacturing plants combining domain knowledge with AI technology.

Mega AI is a South Korean firm specializing in AI-powered software for industrial automation. Their core product is a reinforcement learning platform that optimizes robot motion planning and defect detection within manufacturing environments. This technology targets manufacturers seeking to improve production efficiency, reduce errors, and deploy more adaptable robotic systems.

Moley Robotics

London, United Kingdom

Moley Robotics manufactures fully integrated robotic kitchen systems for the luxury residential market. Their core technology utilizes advanced robotics, computer vision, and a comprehensive recipe database to autonomously replicate professional chef techniques with precise ingredient handling and error-free execution. Moley targets consumers seeking a premium, hands-free culinary experience focused on consistent, high-quality meals and reduced food-related health risks.

Neurala

Boston, United States

Neurala develops edge AI-powered visual inspection software that enables manufacturers to automate quality control processes. Their core technology utilizes a proprietary neural network architecture requiring minimal training data to identify defects and anomalies in real-time, directly on existing hardware. This allows manufacturers across industries – including automotive, electronics, and medical device – to reduce inspection costs, improve product quality, and minimize reliance on manual labor.

Ocado Technology

Hatfield, United Kingdom

Ocado Technology designs and implements end-to-end automated warehouse systems for online grocery retailers and logistics providers. Their core offering is the Ocado Smart Platform, utilizing proprietary robotics, AI-powered fulfillment algorithms, and warehouse management software to optimize order fulfillment speed and efficiency. Ocado primarily serves large grocery chains and retail groups seeking to automate and scale their online operations, offering a technology licensing and services model rather than direct retail competition.

Cambrian AI develops AI-powered software for industrial robotics, specifically focusing on computer vision and manipulation tasks. Their core offering appears to be algorithms enabling robots to perform complex physical actions in manufacturing and industrial settings. Currently, the company’s primary business activity is the sale of its domain name, suggesting a potential shift in strategy or early-stage development prior to full product launch.

Epilog

Golden, United States

Epilog Laser develops and manufactures laser engraving, cutting, and marking systems integrating precision AI for industrial applications. Their core technology centers on high-performance CO2 and fiber laser machines, including galvo systems optimized for marking metal and plastic. Epilog targets businesses seeking to enhance production throughput and achieve professional-grade results in areas like manufacturing, product customization, and industrial marking.

OCP Group

Casablanca, Morocco

OCP Group leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to enhance efficiency across its phosphate mining operations and fertilizer production. Their core technology centers on predictive analytics applied to geological data, equipment maintenance, and agricultural yield optimization. Targeting both internal operational improvements and data-driven solutions for farmers, OCP Group aims to secure phosphate supply chains and improve agricultural productivity in Africa and beyond.

Luminovo

Munich, Germany

Luminovo offers an end-to-end software suite for the electronics industry, using AI to automate quoting, sourcing and design across the hardware value chain. Founded in 2020 in Munich, Germany by Sebastian Schaal and Timon Ruban; raised over $23M.

Prewave

Vienna, Austria

Prewave is an Austrian platform that uses AI and NLP to monitor supply-chain risk and sustainability/compliance, analyzing news and other sources across many languages to flag disruptions. A 2017 TU Wien spin-off founded by Lisa Smith and Harald Nitschinger; raised a €63M Series B in 2024.

Bright Machines

San Francisco, United States

Bright Machines develops and deploys AI-powered robotic manufacturing solutions for building data center infrastructure – specifically servers, racks, and storage systems. Their core technology centers on integrating advanced robotics with a software platform enabling digital twin simulations and traceable assembly processes. The company targets the hyperscale data center market, aiming to accelerate and optimize the production of critical hardware components.

Wandelbots

Dresden, Germany

Wandelbots develops a robotics platform enabling software-defined automation for industrial applications. Their core technology is a vendor-agnostic “Physical AI” platform that allows users to program, simulate, and deploy robot applications without specialized robotics expertise. Targeting manufacturing and industrial sectors, Wandelbots facilitates scalable robot fleet management and has achieved traction with companies seeking to rapidly deploy and optimize automation across multiple sites.

PhysicsX

London, United Kingdom

PhysicsX develops an AI platform that integrates AI-driven multiphysics inference with numerical simulation to optimize the entire product lifecycle for complex physical systems. Their core technology focuses on accelerating development and reducing risk through AI-powered analysis of design, manufacturing, and operational processes. Founded in 2022, PhysicsX targets industries including climate tech, industrial resilience, and defense, offering customizable AI applications built on a complete AI lifecycle management system.

General Instinct

San Francisco, United States

General Instinct is an early-stage manufacturing and robotics startup applying machine-learning vision research to industrial and robotics applications. Founded 2026 in San Francisco; Y Combinator-backed (P26).

Pickle Robot

Cambridge, United States

Pickle Robot makes AI-guided robots that autonomously unload trucks, trailers, and shipping containers in warehouses and distribution centers. Its computer-vision software clears floor-loaded boxes layer by layer at human-scale throughput.

Persona AI

Houston, United States

Persona AI builds industrial humanoid robots engineered for shipyards, energy, and construction, automating skilled tasks such as welding, inspection, and fabrication. It was founded by robotics veterans who previously developed NASA's Valkyrie humanoid.

Pelico

Paris, France

Pelico builds an AI-powered supply-chain and manufacturing orchestration platform that connects factory data, teams, and tools to reduce parts shortages and backlogs. Its customers include Airbus, Safran, Eaton, and Daikin across 1,000+ factories worldwide.

Fracttal

Madrid, Spain

Fracttal is a cloud-based asset-maintenance management (CMMS) company, founded in Chile and now headquartered in Madrid, whose platform embeds AI agents and assistants to predict failures, optimize work orders and manage industrial assets. It serves thousands of users across Latin America and Europe.

Covision Quality

Brixen, Italy

Covision Quality builds visual-inspection software that uses unsupervised machine learning to automate and scale quality control in manufacturing, letting users train defect-detection models without coding. Founded in 2019 in Brixen, Italy as a spin-off of the Covision Lab research center, its customers include manufacturers such as GKN Sinter Metals and Toyota Motor Europe.

AI Farm Robotics

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

AI Farm Robotics is a Cambodian robotics company developing autonomous systems and a robot-as-a-service model for small and medium enterprises. Building on the slogan "Robot Makes Robot," it combines AI and machine learning with in-house robotics R&D and system integration. It is described as Cambodia's first and leading robotics factory.