Robotics Companies

NVIDIA

Santa Clara, United States

NVIDIA is the world leader in AI computing hardware and software. Creator of CUDA, cuDNN, and the dominant GPU platform for AI training and inference.

Tesla AI

Palo Alto, United States

Tesla AI engineers end-to-end neural networks powering its Autopilot driver-assistance system and the development of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) capability, utilizing a massive fleet-collected dataset for training and validation. Key innovations include advanced computer vision based on video prediction and a data-centric approach to AI model improvement, exemplified by the recent move to fully convolutional networks for FSD. Beyond automotive applications, Tesla AI is developing Optimus, a general-purpose humanoid robot intended for automated tasks, leveraging similar AI infrastructure and computer vision techniques.

John Deere AI

Moline, United States

John Deere AI develops intelligent solutions for agricultural and construction equipment, most notably its autonomous 8R and 9R tractor platforms and the See & Spray™ Ultimate technology. Utilizing computer vision and machine learning, See & Spray™ selectively identifies and targets weeds in-season, reducing herbicide use by up to 80%. These innovations are targeted towards large-scale agricultural operations seeking to improve efficiency, reduce input costs, and promote sustainable farming practices, and have earned John Deere recognition for its advancements in precision agriculture technology.

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.

Mobileye

Jerusalem, Israel

Mobileye develops and deploys vision-based advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving solutions for the automotive industry. Their core technology centers around computer vision powered by machine learning, specifically utilizing System-on-a-Chip (SoC) designs for scalable and safe deployment. With over 200 million SoCs deployed, Mobileye partners with leading automakers to deliver both current ADAS features and future driverless capabilities.

Cruise

San Francisco, United States

Cruise developed autonomous-vehicle technology and operated a robotaxi service. In December 2024 majority owner GM ended funding for Cruise's robotaxi business and folded the team into GM to focus on driver-assistance and personal-vehicle autonomy; GM took full ownership in 2025.

Rocket Lab

Auckland, New Zealand

Rocket Lab is an integrated space systems company providing launch services and satellite infrastructure. They leverage AI-powered guidance systems for their Electron rockets and utilize machine learning to optimize satellite operations and enhance reliability. Targeting both government and commercial entities, Rocket Lab offers an end-to-end solution, from dedicated small satellite launches to complete spacecraft and component manufacturing.

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%).

UiPath

New York, United States

UiPath provides a platform for enterprise automation, combining Robotic Process Automation (RPA) with AI-powered agentic automation capabilities. Their core technology utilizes AI agents to automate complex, end-to-end business processes, extending beyond traditional task-based RPA. UiPath targets large organizations seeking to improve operational efficiency and accelerate AI transformation by freeing employees from repetitive tasks and enabling focus on higher-value work.

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.

Waymo

Mountain View, United States

Waymo is an autonomous driving technology company developing self-driving vehicles. Operates robotaxi services in Phoenix and San Francisco.

Aurora Innovation

Pittsburgh, United States

Aurora Innovation develops the Aurora Driver, a full-stack self-driving system designed for long-haul trucking. Utilizing a combination of lidar, radar, and high-resolution cameras, coupled with their “Verifiable AI” safety framework, the Aurora Driver aims to enhance both the safety and efficiency of freight transportation. Currently, Aurora is operating autonomous trucks hauling customer loads in Texas and is focused on integrating its technology directly into existing freight operations to enable near 24/7 operation.

Anduril Industries

Costa Mesa, United States

Anduril Industries develops autonomous defense systems for the U.S. and allied military forces. Their core offering is Lattice AI, an open software platform enabling sensor fusion, autonomous navigation, and command & control across multiple hardware platforms – including aerial, ground, and maritime systems. Anduril differentiates itself by applying Silicon Valley engineering principles to rapidly deliver adaptable, AI-powered capabilities traditionally reliant on lengthy defense procurement processes.

Nuro

Mountain View, United States

Nuro designs and manufactures fully autonomous, electric delivery vehicles – including the R2 and custom-built vehicles like those developed in collaboration with Uber and Lucid – focused on hyper-local goods transportation. Their core innovation is the Nuro Driver™ – an AI-first self-driving system prioritizing pedestrian safety and designed for commercial deployment, enabling scalable and responsible autonomy for partners. Nuro has secured key partnerships with major players like Uber, Kroger, and Domino’s, and recently received regulatory approval for commercial driverless delivery in multiple US states, demonstrating the maturity and viability of their technology.

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.

Momenta

Beijing, China

Momenta is a Chinese autonomous driving technology company developing full-stack solutions ranging from L2+ assisted driving to L4 autonomy. Their core technology centers on a data-driven “flywheel” approach, utilizing deep learning for perception, HD mapping, and path planning, delivered through products like Mpilot and MSD for mass-market vehicle integration. Momenta targets both automotive manufacturers seeking advanced driver-assistance systems and the emerging robotaxi market with a scalable, adaptable platform.

Pony.ai

Fremont, United States

Pony.ai develops full-stack autonomous driving technology, focusing on Level 4 perception, localization, planning, and control systems. The company deploys this technology in both robotaxi and trucking applications, operating a fleet for public and commercial use. Pony.ai targets the deployment of autonomous vehicles as a mobility service and freight solution in major urban centers and logistics hubs.

Weride

Guangzhou, China

WeRide is a publicly traded (Nasdaq & HKEX) autonomous driving technology company developing solutions ranging from Level 2 to Level 4 automation. Their core product is a fully autonomous Robotaxi service, currently deployed in over 30 cities across 11 countries. WeRide differentiates itself through commercial-scale deployment and a full-stack autonomous driving system, targeting urban mobility and delivery services.

Wayve

London, United Kingdom

Wayve is pioneering Level 2+ autonomous driving technology through its proprietary end-to-end deep learning system, currently demonstrated in its Wayve.ai platform. Their core innovation lies in using large-scale, real-world driving data – collected from a fleet of vehicles in diverse conditions – to train neural networks that directly map camera images to driving actions, bypassing the need for traditional, hand-engineered rules. Wayve recently achieved a fully autonomous drive across 98% of a 21.5km open-road route, and is targeting commercial deployment of its technology with fleet operators and logistics companies in Europe and the US.

Shield AI

San Diego, United States

Shield AI develops AI-powered autonomous systems for defense applications, specializing in software that enables unmanned aerial vehicles to operate effectively in communication-denied environments. Their core product, Hivemind, is an AI pilot capable of independently executing complex flight plans and tactical maneuvers on platforms like the MQ-20 Avenger and Kratos’ MQM-178 Firejet. Shield AI targets the defense and security sectors by providing resilient, fully-autonomous capabilities that reduce operator workload and enhance mission success in contested environments.

Automation Anywhere

San Jose, United States

Automation Anywhere delivers agentic process automation software for large enterprises, combining robotic process automation (RPA) with artificial intelligence. Their platform utilizes AI to enable automation bots to independently discover, adapt to, and execute end-to-end business processes with minimal human intervention. Targeting industries like healthcare, financial services, and manufacturing, Automation Anywhere aims to improve operational agility and accelerate automation scalability for mission-critical tasks.

Niantic

San Francisco, United States

Niantic develops augmented reality (AR) applications that overlay digital experiences onto the physical world. Their core technology leverages spatial mapping and AR to create location-based games and experiences, most notably demonstrated by the globally successful Pokémon GO. Niantic targets mobile gamers and aims to foster real-world exploration and community building through interactive AR experiences.

Figure AI

Sunnyvale, United States

Figure AI is developing a general-purpose humanoid robot, Figure 03, designed to perform everyday tasks in home and eventually industrial settings. The company’s core innovation lies in its AI agent, Helix, which enables the robot to understand and navigate dynamic, real-world environments – a key challenge in robotics. Currently focused on demonstrating in-home capabilities, Figure recently announced a collaboration with BMW to explore deployment of their robots in manufacturing facilities, signaling a move towards broader industrial applications.

Zipline

South San Francisco, United States

Zipline Rwanda operates an autonomous drone delivery service focused on rapidly distributing critical medical supplies, including blood and vaccines, to remote and underserved healthcare facilities. Their core technology is a fully integrated platform encompassing drone aircraft, automated logistics software, and a proprietary demand forecasting system to optimize inventory and delivery routes. Targeting the healthcare sector and governments in regions with challenging infrastructure, Zipline provides instant, reliable access to essential medical products, reducing delivery times and improving health outcomes.

Plus.ai

Cupertino, United States

Plus.ai develops autonomous driving technology specifically for long-haul freight trucking. Their core product, SuperDrive, is an AI-powered autonomous system utilizing large AI models and generative AI to enable Level 4 autonomy on commercial vehicles. Targeting partnerships with major truck manufacturers like TRATON, Hyundai, and IVECO, as well as fleets like Amazon and DSV, Plus.ai aims to deliver scalable, factory-built autonomous trucking solutions to improve safety and efficiency in the logistics industry.

Scale AI

San Francisco, United States

ScaleAI provides data labeling and annotation services critical for developing and deploying machine learning models. Their core offering is a managed data platform utilizing human-in-the-loop workflows and proprietary technology to deliver high-quality training data at scale. ScaleAI primarily serves companies operating in data-intensive AI applications like autonomous vehicles, geospatial intelligence, and robotics, accelerating their model development lifecycles.

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.

Ynsect

Paris, France

Ynsect is a French AgTech company specializing in the automated production of insect-based ingredients. Utilizing AI-powered robotics and computer vision within vertical farms, they cultivate mealworms to create sustainable protein and fertilizer products. Targeting the animal feed, human food, and plant nutrition markets, Ynsect offers a scalable solution to address growing demand for environmentally responsible food system alternatives.

Geek+

Beijing, China

Geek+ is a robotics company specializing in autonomous mobile robot (AMR) solutions for warehouse logistics. They offer a comprehensive, integrated software platform and range of AMRs – including transport, goods-to-person, and pallet handling robots – to automate internal warehouse operations. Targeting small to mid-sized warehouses with diverse SKUs, Geek+ provides a flexible, scalable alternative to traditional fixed automation systems and forklift-reliant processes.

Axiom Space

Houston, United States

Axiom Space is a leading provider of human spaceflight services and developer of next-generation space infrastructure, including the future Axiom Station. The company utilizes AI-powered autonomous systems for spacecraft operation and is currently focused on enabling commercial access to low-Earth orbit and beyond via end-to-end mission services. Axiom Space targets both private astronauts and national space agencies, offering a platform for research, in-space manufacturing, and the advancement of space-based technologies.

Serve Robotics

Los Angeles, United States

Serve Robotics develops and deploys Level 4 autonomous robots for last-mile delivery services. Utilizing proprietary computer vision and machine learning algorithms, their robots navigate sidewalks to fulfill short-distance orders, primarily focusing on food and grocery delivery. The company targets businesses seeking to reduce delivery costs and environmental impact by replacing car-based delivery with a sustainable, robotic solution.

Einride

Stockholm, Sweden

Einride develops and deploys end-to-end digital and electric freight transport solutions. Their core offering is the Pod, an autonomous, electric freight vehicle, managed by a digital freight operating system designed to optimize and automate shipping processes. Einride targets large industrial shippers and logistics providers seeking to reduce carbon emissions and improve the efficiency of their supply chains through sustainable, data-driven transportation.

DeepBlue Technology

Shanghai, China

DeepBlue Technology is a Chinese AI company developing and deploying solutions across autonomous vehicles, robotics, industrial automation, and AI-driven healthcare. Their core technology centers on a comprehensive AI platform enabling data collection, learning, and application across these diverse fields. Recognized as a national-level “specialized, refined, and new” enterprise, DeepBlue targets industries seeking to integrate advanced AI capabilities for increased efficiency and innovation, and is backed by significant pre-IPO investment.

TIER IV

Nagoya, Japan

TIER IV is a Japanese deep-tech company and founding member of the Autoware Foundation, maintaining Autoware, the world's first all-in-one open-source software stack for autonomous driving. It develops Level 4 self-driving technology and reference vehicles.

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.

Locus Robotics

Wilmington, United States

Locus Robotics develops and deploys an intelligent, multi-robot warehouse automation solution centered around its LocusONE platform and a fleet of Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) designed for fulfillment and logistics. Their key innovation lies in collaborative robotics – AMRs work with warehouse associates, directing them to optimal pick locations and enabling task interleaving for increased efficiency. Locus Robotics’ solutions have demonstrated a 2-3x improvement in productivity and a reduction of up to 50% in labor costs for customers across a variety of industries, earning them industry recognition as a leading warehouse automation provider.

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.

Neuralink

Fremont, United States

Neuralink is a US-based neurotechnology company developing fully-implantable, high-bandwidth brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). Their primary product is the N1 chip, designed to record and stimulate brain activity with the goal of enabling control of external devices and ultimately restoring function for individuals with paralysis or neurological conditions. While initially focused on medical applications, Neuralink aims to create a generalized BCI platform with long-term potential for broader human-computer interaction.

Oda

Oslo, Norway

Oda is a Norwegian grocery retailer leveraging AI-powered automation to fulfill and deliver online grocery orders directly to consumers. Their core technology optimizes warehouse logistics and delivery routes to minimize costs and ensure rapid, fresh product delivery – boasting farm-to-table times as low as 12 hours for produce. Oda targets price-sensitive consumers seeking convenient home delivery, differentiating itself through low prices, a wide selection, and a focus on locally sourced fresh goods.

Bedrock Robotics

San Francisco, United States

Bedrock Robotics is a San Francisco-based startup founded by former Waymo engineers that builds AI autonomy kits to retrofit construction equipment such as excavators, bulldozers and loaders for fully autonomous operation. It is targeting its first operator-less excavator deployments in 2026. It has raised $350M across seed, Series A and a $270M Series B.

Skydio

San Mateo, United States

Skydio develops autonomous drones equipped with advanced computer vision and AI-powered navigation for complex, real-world operations. Their flagship X10 drone provides autonomous flight capabilities for applications like critical infrastructure inspection, first response, and security, eliminating the need for constant piloting. Skydio targets enterprise and public sector clients requiring remote data acquisition and situational awareness in hazardous or hard-to-reach environments.

Embark Trucks

San Francisco, United States

Embark Trucks develops autonomous driving software specifically for long-haul freight transportation. Their core technology is an SAE Level 4 driverless system designed to operate on pre-defined highway routes, integrating with existing truck hardware. Embark targets large freight carriers seeking to increase efficiency and address driver shortages through the deployment of autonomous long-haul trucking solutions.

Applied Intuition

Mountain View, United States

Applied Intuition provides a comprehensive software platform, Vehicle OS, for developing and validating autonomous vehicle (AV) and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS). Their technology focuses on large-scale data ingestion, synthetic scenario generation, and machine learning infrastructure to enable rapid development, testing, and deployment of AI-powered vehicle intelligence. They primarily serve automotive manufacturers and technology companies seeking to accelerate AV/ADAS development and improve safety through data-driven insights and efficient software updates.

Vayyar

Tel Aviv, Israel

Vayyar develops advanced 4D imaging radar sensors that provide high-resolution, touchless perception for a diverse range of applications. Their single-chip radar platform serves the automotive industry with in-cabin monitoring and ADAS/AV safety features, while also addressing needs in healthcare, security, retail analytics, and industrial sensing. Vayyar differentiates itself by offering a cost-effective, multifunction sensor capable of detecting objects and people regardless of material or lighting conditions.

Skild AI

Pittsburgh, United States

Skild AI is developing a general-purpose 'robot brain' — foundation models that let robots perform diverse physical tasks and adapt to new environments. It was founded by Carnegie Mellon robotics researchers.

Vicarious

San Francisco, United States

Vicarious is an AI research company focused on developing human-level visual perception and reasoning capabilities for robotic automation. Their core technology centers on a recursive cortical network (RCN), a neuro-inspired AI architecture designed to solve complex problems with minimal data, mimicking human cognitive processes. Originally targeting industrial automation, Vicarious aimed to enable robots to perform nuanced, perception-driven tasks currently requiring significant human intervention.

Kodiak Robotics

Mountain View, United States

Kodiak Robotics develops autonomous driving technology for long-haul freight, focusing on the deployment of self-driving capabilities onto existing truck platforms. Their core product, the “Kodiak Driver,” is an integrated AI-powered system combining hardware and software for reliable autonomous operation in diverse environments. Kodiak targets both commercial freight carriers seeking increased efficiency and the national security sector, offering a scalable solution to address driver shortages and improve operational safety.

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.

Ajax Systems

Kyiv, Ukraine

Ajax Systems develops wireless, integrated security and automation systems for residential and commercial properties. Their core technology centers on a proprietary wireless communication protocol (“Jeweller”) and AI-powered analytics within their CCTV cameras for enhanced threat detection and false alarm filtering. Targeting professional installers and security companies, Ajax Systems offers a comprehensive, scalable platform encompassing intrusion detection, fire safety, and video surveillance, differentiating itself through ease of installation and robust wireless performance.

Standard AI

San Francisco, United States

Standard Cognition develops AI-powered autonomous checkout systems for retail environments. Utilizing a combination of computer vision and deep learning, their technology identifies items purchased by customers without requiring traditional scanning or self-checkout kiosks. This solution targets grocery and convenience stores seeking to reduce labor costs, minimize queues, and improve the customer experience through a seamless, grab-and-go shopping model.

Oxbotica

Oxford, United Kingdom

Oxbotica develops full-stack autonomous vehicle software applicable to a diverse range of vehicle types and operational environments. Their core product is a comprehensive autonomy platform—an “operating system for autonomy”—designed to accelerate the deployment of self-driving capabilities for businesses. Oxbotica targets industries like logistics, delivery, and industrial operations, offering a platform-agnostic solution to improve efficiency and reduce transportation costs through autonomous mobility.

Covariant

Emeryville, United States

Covariant develops AI-powered robotic automation solutions for warehouse and logistics environments. Their core technology is the Robotics Foundation Model (RFM-1), a universal AI trained on a large dataset of warehouse robotics data, enabling robots to handle a wide variety of SKUs without specialized programming. Covariant targets large retailers and logistics providers seeking to improve operational flexibility and address labor challenges through adaptable, AI-driven automation.

Starship Technologies

San Francisco, United States

Starship Technologies develops and deploys fleets of fully autonomous, ground-based robots for last-mile delivery. Utilizing a combination of radar, cameras, sensors, and machine learning, these robots navigate sidewalks and roads to deliver groceries, food, and industrial supplies. Starship targets campuses, grocery retailers, and industrial sites, offering a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to traditional delivery methods with a demonstrated track record of over 9 million deliveries across 270+ locations.

Fourier Intelligence

Shanghai, China

Fourier Intelligence develops full-stack robotics solutions, specializing in rehabilitation robots like the ArmCare Vega and general-purpose humanoid robots such as the ARCH1 platform. Their key innovations lie in advancements across the robotics stack – including actuators, control algorithms, and perception systems – enabling precise and adaptable movements for both therapeutic and broader application scenarios. Having recently secured ¥800M (~$109M) in Series E funding in 2025, Fourier Intelligence is positioned as a leading robotics firm in China, targeting the healthcare, research, and potentially broader service robotics markets.

Ultraleap

Bristol, United Kingdom

Ultraleap develops touchless interaction technology combining computer vision-based hand tracking with mid-air haptic feedback. Their core product, and focus, is enabling gestural control and tactile feedback for digital interfaces, initially demonstrated through innovative music creation tools like their Airwave platform. Ultraleap targets the music technology market and broader applications requiring natural user interfaces, offering both hardware and SDKs for integration into headsets and custom applications.

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.

Nauto

Palo Alto, United States

Nauto provides a predictive AI-powered driver and fleet safety platform for commercial vehicle operators. Their core technology utilizes in-cabin camera systems and real-time analysis to detect and alert drivers to risky behaviors – such as distraction or fatigue – before collisions occur, functioning independently of external connectivity. Nauto targets the commercial fleet market, offering a privacy-focused solution that reduces incidents, lowers insurance costs, and streamlines driver coaching through event-based video analysis.

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.

The Bot Company is developing a general-purpose mobile robotic platform, currently manifested in the “Basil” robot, designed to autonomously perform a range of household tasks including tidying, laundry, and dishwashing. Utilizing advanced computer vision, reinforcement learning, and a novel gripper design, Basil aims to navigate complex home environments and manipulate a diverse set of objects without requiring specialized programming or pre-defined maps. Backed by $150 million in funding, the company is focused on bringing a truly adaptable and helpful robotic assistant to the consumer market, with initial units undergoing beta testing in select households.

Unitree

Hangzhou, China

Unitree Robotics develops and manufactures commercially available quadrupedal robots, utilizing advanced algorithms for dynamic balance and locomotion. Their core product is the “HGo” and “Unitree Go1” series of high-performance, consumer-priced robotic dogs. Notably, Unitree has achieved significant public visibility through demonstrations at major events like the CCTV Spring Festival Gala and the 2022 Winter Olympics, and currently leads global sales in this emerging robot category.

Sanctuary AI

Vancouver, Canada

Sanctuary AI is developing the Phoenix humanoid robot, powered by a full-stack AI system designed for general-purpose work in industrial settings. Their technology focuses on embodied AI, specifically advanced dexterity and tactile feedback enabled by unique high-performance hydraulic hands, allowing the robot to learn and perform complex manipulation tasks. Targeting industries like automotive, manufacturing, and logistics facing labor shortages, Sanctuary AI recently demonstrated its capabilities at Hannover Messe 2025 in partnership with Microsoft, showcasing industry-leading dexterous policy training.

Mujin

Tokyo, Japan

Mujin develops MujinOS, a robotics operating system enabling fully automated industrial processes through advanced motion planning and control. The company’s technology allows for the deployment of heterogeneous robot fleets – including arms and AMRs – without traditional programming, addressing complex picking, packing, and palletizing tasks. Targeting manufacturers and logistics providers, Mujin aims to establish a global standard for physical automation and accelerate the adoption of fully automated factories and warehouses.

Preferred Networks

Tokyo, Japan

Preferred Networks is a Japanese deep-learning company applying AI to manufacturing, robotics, healthcare, and materials. It co-develops the MN-Core line of AI accelerators and created the Chainer framework.

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.

NEURA Robotics

Metzingen, Germany

NEURA Robotics develops advanced, humanoid robots – specifically the 4NE1 model – for industrial and everyday applications, focusing on tasks requiring human-like dexterity and adaptability. Their robots are powered by AURA, a proprietary AI perception system enabling advanced object recognition, spatial awareness, and real-time decision-making for safe human-robot collaboration. Backed by €120M in Series B funding from investors like Volvo Cars, NEURA Robotics is building a robotics ecosystem – the Neuraverse – to accelerate AI model development and deployment, targeting industries facing labor shortages and seeking automation solutions.

1X Technologies

Moss, Norway

1X Technologies develops humanoid robots integrating advanced AI for automating physical tasks in domestic environments. Their core product, the NEO robot, utilizes AI – including OpenAI models – to perform chores and provide personalized assistance through safe and intuitive human-robot interaction. Targeting the consumer market, 1X aims to deliver a practical solution for automating household labor and enhancing quality of life.

Dyna Robotics develops dexterous robot foundation models for commercial deployment, with its DYNA-1 model running autonomous high-dexterity tasks on robotic arms around the clock. It was founded by repeat founders and a former DeepMind research scientist.

Bear Robotics

Redwood City, United States

Bear Robotics develops autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) designed to address labor challenges in the food service and hospitality industries. Their primary product, Servi, is an AI-powered delivery robot capable of navigating complex restaurant and hotel layouts – including tight spaces and ramps – to efficiently transport food and other items. By automating front-of-house delivery tasks, Bear Robotics enables businesses to expand service capacity and optimize workforce allocation.

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.

Gatik

Mountain View, United States

Gatik AI develops and deploys medium-duty autonomous trucks focused on the short-haul, business-to-business (B2B) middle-mile logistics sector. Their “Gatik Driver” technology stack integrates hardware and software to enable driverless operation on pre-defined, repeatable routes between distribution and retail locations. This solution targets Fortune 500 retailers and logistics providers seeking to optimize regional supply chain efficiency and reduce costs through autonomous delivery.

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.

Fetchr

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Fetchr is a last-mile delivery company operating in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. They utilize a proprietary AI-powered platform that combines GPS technology with image recognition to accurately pinpoint delivery locations without requiring traditional addresses. This enables delivery to unaddressed or informally addressed locations, serving a significant portion of the MENA population and offering a solution for e-commerce and logistics companies operating in the region.

Digua Robotics

Beijing, China

Digua Robotics (D-Robotics), spun out of Hong Kong-listed Horizon Robotics in 2024, provides development infrastructure and computing chips for consumer and industrial robotics, supporting China's push into embodied AI. It raised a $100M Series A.

Simbe Robotics

South San Francisco, United States

Simbe Robotics develops autonomous robotics solutions for retail inventory management. Their core product, Tally, utilizes computer vision and machine learning to continuously audit on-shelf inventory, providing retailers with real-time data on out-of-stocks, planogram compliance, and pricing accuracy. Simbe targets large grocery and retail chains seeking to improve operational efficiency and enhance the customer experience through data-driven insights into shelf conditions.

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.

Waabi

Toronto, Canada

Waabi develops autonomous trucking technology utilizing a novel “Physical AI” approach. Their core product is an end-to-end AI model coupled with a high-fidelity neural simulator, enabling faster development and verification of self-driving capabilities compared to traditional methods. Waabi targets the long-haul trucking industry, offering a potentially more scalable and efficient path to Level 4 autonomy through reduced development costs and increased safety validation.

Prophesee

Paris, France

Prophesee is a French technology company specializing in event-based vision systems inspired by the human retina. They develop neuromorphic vision sensors – known as Dynamic Vision Sensors (DVS) – that capture data based on changes in a scene, enabling high-speed, low-latency, and low-power machine vision. Prophesee targets applications requiring robust performance in challenging conditions, such as industrial automation, robotics, and autonomous vehicles, by providing data previously undetectable by traditional cameras.

Five AI

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Five AI develops software for autonomous vehicle safety validation and testing. Their core technology utilizes high-fidelity simulation and scenario generation to rigorously assess the safety of self-driving systems in complex and challenging environments. Specifically, Five AI partners with automotive industry leaders like Bosch to provide tools for validating autonomous vehicle performance before real-world deployment, addressing a critical need for safety assurance in the rapidly evolving autonomous vehicle market.

Mantis Vision

Petah Tikva, Israel

Mantis Vision develops and manufactures compact, high-resolution 3D sensing systems utilizing structured light technology. Their core product is a suite of miniature 3D cameras and associated software development kits. Targeting industrial automation, robotics, and augmented reality applications, Mantis Vision provides precise depth perception capabilities for tasks like bin picking, quality control, and spatial mapping in constrained environments.

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.

RightHand Robotics

Somerville, United States

RightHand Robotics develops robotic piece-picking solutions for order fulfillment, utilizing a proprietary AI and computer vision system to identify and manipulate individual items. Their technology enables warehouses and e-commerce fulfillment centers to automate the handling of diverse, unstructured goods – a traditionally labor-intensive process. This allows customers to increase throughput and reduce labor costs associated with high-volume, single-item order fulfillment.

Origin AI

San Francisco, United States

Origin AI develops WiFi-based motion sensing technology for indoor spatial understanding and home monitoring. Their core product utilizes radio frequency (RF) signals to detect and analyze movement within a home without requiring cameras or additional hardware. This technology targets the home security and smart home automation markets, offering privacy-focused activity detection and potential for advanced features like fall detection and occupancy-based energy savings.

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.

Aerodyne

Cyberjaya, Malaysia

Aerodyne is a Malaysian-based digital transformation company specializing in AI-powered drone solutions for large-scale asset management. Their core offering, the Aerodyne H1 platform, utilizes AI and machine learning to analyze drone-captured data for predictive maintenance and optimization across industries like energy, agriculture, and infrastructure. Aerodyne targets enterprise clients seeking to reduce operational costs, improve efficiency, and mitigate risk through data-driven insights and automated inspections.

Tactile Mobility

Haifa, Israel

Tactile Mobility develops AI-powered software that analyzes data from existing vehicle sensors to deliver real-time road surface information and vehicle weight estimations. Their core technology creates a “digital sense of touch” for vehicles, enabling applications like crowdsourced grip level mapping and proactive safety systems. This solution targets automotive manufacturers and fleet operators seeking to enhance vehicle safety, improve driving efficiency, and meet emerging EU safety regulations.

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.

Diligent Robotics

Austin, United States

Diligent Robotics develops autonomous mobile robots for healthcare, specializing in logistical support within hospital environments. Their core product, Moxi, navigates hospitals to deliver supplies – including medications and lab samples – automating routine tasks traditionally performed by nurses and other staff. This allows hospitals to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and free up clinical personnel to focus on direct patient care, with deployments demonstrating significant time savings and improved workflows.

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.

Savioke

San Jose, United States

Savioke develops and deploys autonomous mobile robots, specifically the Relay model, for internal logistics within commercial environments. Utilizing a sophisticated sensor suite and mapping technology, Relay navigates complex indoor spaces to deliver items like medications, lab samples, and amenities. Savioke targets the healthcare and hospitality industries, aiming to improve staff efficiency and reduce operational costs through automated delivery services.

Osaro

San Francisco, United States

Osaro develops AI-powered robotic systems for warehouse automation, specializing in piece-picking, kitting, and depalletizing applications. Their core technology is SightWorks, a perception platform utilizing deep learning and behavioral cloning – now integrated with NVIDIA’s GR00T – to enable robots to adapt to high SKU variability and dynamic environments. Osaro targets e-commerce fulfillment and logistics companies seeking to improve operational speed and reduce downtime through flexible, rapidly deployable robotic solutions.

Micropsi Industries

Berlin, Germany

Micropsi Industries develops AI-powered computer vision software, MIRAI, for industrial robots. MIRAI enables reliable and adaptable automation in dynamic factory environments by handling variance in factors like object position, appearance, and lighting – a capability exceeding traditional computer vision systems. Their technology targets manufacturers seeking to improve productivity and quality in complex tasks like leak testing and precision assembly, as demonstrated by key partnerships with companies like BSH Hausgeräte GmbH and DEPRAG.

Nomagic

Warsaw, Poland

Nomagic develops AI-powered robotic arms specializing in pick-and-place automation for warehouse and logistics environments. Their core product, the justPack solution, utilizes computer vision and machine learning to enable flexible and scalable order fulfillment. Nomagic targets companies seeking to increase efficiency and adapt to fluctuating demand within their warehousing and logistics operations.

Twenty Billion Neurons

Berlin, Germany

Twenty Billion Neurons (TwentyBN) was a German AI company specializing in advanced video understanding and computer vision technologies. Their core product was a highly efficient AI platform for gesture recognition and object tracking, optimized for low-power edge devices. Acquired by Qualcomm, TwentyBN’s technology is now integrated into Qualcomm’s product offerings, targeting applications in mobile, automotive, and IoT devices requiring on-device AI processing.

Sereact

Stuttgart, Germany

Sereact develops a Vision-Language-Action (VLA) AI platform, marketed as “One Brain. Any Robot,” that enables pick-and-place robotics in dynamic warehouse environments. Their core innovation lies in a large-scale, proprietary dataset of robotic picks which allows their AI to achieve 98%+ accuracy across diverse objects and robot hardware without requiring per-robot retraining or retooling. Sereact targets logistics providers and warehouse operators seeking to automate material handling, reduce labor costs, and improve operational efficiency, and has demonstrated proven scalability in real-world deployments.

Humble

San Francisco, United States

Humble is an autonomous trucking startup building the Humble Hauler, a cabless, fully electric Class 8 freight vehicle designed from the ground up as a modular self-driving platform. Founded by AV veterans of Apple, Uber ATG, and Waabi, it emerged from stealth with a $24M seed round.

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.

Understand.ai

Karlsruhe, Germany

Understand.ai is a German data services company specializing in ground truth data creation and annotation for advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving (AD) applications. Their core offering is a scalable ground truth platform leveraging automation and a partner network to deliver high-quality, consistently annotated datasets – including lidar, camera, and radar data – at volume. They primarily serve automotive manufacturers and technology companies developing and validating autonomous vehicle technologies, with a focus on data security evidenced by their TISAX Level 2 certification.

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.

Refraction AI

Ann Arbor, United States

Refraction AI develops and deploys sidewalk-based, autonomous delivery robots for local commerce. Their technology utilizes a proprietary combination of computer vision, sensor fusion, and remote supervision to navigate complex pedestrian environments safely and efficiently. Targeting restaurants, grocery stores, and pharmacies, Refraction AI offers a cost-effective and scalable solution for hyper-local, last-mile delivery services, particularly for orders under five miles.

Cognition AI

San Francisco, United States

Cognition (Cognition Labs) created Devin, an autonomous AI software engineer that plans, writes, tests, and ships production code inside a sandboxed environment. Founded 2023 in San Francisco by Scott Wu, Steven Hao, and Walden Yan; it acquired Windsurf in July 2025 and raised a $400M round in September 2025 at a $10.2B valuation.

Zoox

Foster City, United States

Zoox, an Amazon company, is developing a purpose-built, bidirectional autonomous vehicle specifically for robotaxi services. Their technology stack includes a novel, fully integrated autonomous system encompassing perception, planning, and control, demonstrated through testing of their purpose-built vehicle, the Zoox PA1. Targeting urban ride-hailing markets, Zoox received NHTSA approval for low-speed autonomous passenger operation in California and Nevada, marking a key milestone towards commercial deployment.

Boston Dynamics

Waltham, United States

Spot Robotics develops advanced, quadrupedal robots – specifically the Spot platform – for autonomous data collection and remote inspection. Utilizing onboard AI and integrated sensors, Spot navigates challenging terrains and environments to provide real-time insights for industries like energy, construction, and public safety. The company targets enterprise clients seeking to automate routine inspection tasks, improve worker safety, and gain data-driven operational efficiencies in complex or hazardous settings.

Blue Prism

Warrington, United Kingdom

Blue Prism, a subsidiary of SS&C, provides enterprise-grade robotic process automation (RPA) software enhanced with agentic AI capabilities. Their platform allows organizations to automate complex, end-to-end business processes with a focus on governance and scalability. Blue Prism targets large enterprises seeking to improve operational efficiency and accelerate digital transformation through intelligent automation.

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.

TuSimple

San Diego, United States

TuSimple develops Level 4 autonomous driving technology specifically for long-haul semi-trucks. Their core product is an autonomous driving stack integrating perception, prediction, planning, and control systems, enabling hub-to-hub freight transportation. Targeting the multi-billion dollar long-haul logistics market, TuSimple aims to increase efficiency and reduce costs through the deployment of self-driving truck fleets on pre-defined routes.

Hidonix

Seoul, South Korea

Hidonix develops cutting-edge navigation technologies that connect physical and digital spaces, including proprietary indoor-outdoor navigation systems.

AeiROBOT

Seoul, South Korea

AeiROBOT is a South Korean deep-tech startup specializing in humanoid robots like the ALICE series with proprietary gearless actuators and generative AI.

AgiBot

Shanghai, China

AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) develops embodied AI and humanoid robots, becoming a global unit-sales leader and reaching a ~$2.1B valuation. Founded in 2023 in Shanghai by Deng Taihua and ex-Huawei 'genius' Peng Zhihui ('Zhihui Jun'); backed by Tencent, BYD and JD.com, with a Hong Kong IPO planned.

AidALL

Seoul, South Korea

AidALL is a Korean robotics startup building on-device, neuromorphic AI to restore human dignity through technology. Its flagship Bedivere is an autonomous guide robot for visually impaired users that won two CES 2026 Innovation Awards. Founded in December 2023; led by CEO Kim Je-pil.

Artly Coffee

San Francisco, United States

Artly Coffee develops and deploys fully automated barista robots – currently operating in select U.S. locations – that prepare customized coffee beverages on demand. Their technology integrates robotic arm precision with a mobile app for order customization (milk type, sweetness, ice level) and real-time order tracking, aiming to deliver a consistent, high-quality café experience. Early deployments have focused on creating a novel customer experience, evidenced by positive user reviews highlighting the unique robotic beverage preparation process and convenient mobile ordering.

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Coffeebara

Seoul, South Korea

Coffeebara is a Korean AI-robotics startup whose NOCO system uses edge AI, computer vision and soft adaptive grippers to autonomously separate, clean and stack disposable cups (handling crushed or sticky ones) to fight plastic waste. Founded in 2025; a Konkuk University Campustown startup.

Deepen AI

San Jose, United States

Deepen AI provides a safety-focused data lifecycle platform for autonomous systems, offering multi-sensor (LiDAR, camera, radar) data annotation, calibration and validation tools. Founded in 2017; customers include Ford, Honda, Toyota and Bosch.

DeepFusion AI

Gyeongsan, South Korea

DeepFusion AI develops 360-degree perception software using 4D imaging radar and sensor fusion for autonomous driving, plus maritime navigation and transport robots. Founded in 2022 in Gyeongsan, South Korea; led by CEO Yu Sung-hun.