Mind Robotics

AI-driven industrial robotics platform that brings dexterous, adaptable robots to factory floors, using real production data to handle complex manufacturing tasks.

Mind Robotics builds AI-powered industrial robots designed to handle dexterous, variable, and reasoning-intensive work on the factory floor, beyond what traditional automation can do. The company develops an integrated platform of models, hardware, and deployment infrastructure that learns from real production data to perform complex assembly, material handling, and quality tasks in live plants. By partnering closely with large manufacturing operations, Mind Robotics turns factory environments into a continuous training and deployment loop so robots can deliver higher throughput, flexibility, and reliability at scale.

IQRobotics

IQ Robotics builds robotic systems that automate warehouses and fulfillment centers for ecommerce and logistics. These solutions cut labor costs and boost efficiency in supply chain operations.

IQ Robotics develops robotic automation for warehouses. It turns manual storage into robotic fulfillment centers using autonomous mobile robots and cloud software. The systems handle picking, sorting, and inventory tasks to speed up ecommerce orders and lower operational costs. Companies in logistics use these tools to manage high-volume shipping with less human labor. This setup improves accuracy and scales with demand in busy supply chains.

Infravision

Infravision builds power lines using aerial robots and software. This automates grid construction for utilities and cuts downtime during upgrades.

Infravision deploys aerial robots to string power lines and install hardware. Utilities hire them for projects that speed up transmission and distribution builds. The TX System handles automation to boost grid capacity with less labor. Contractors use it for repairs that keep power flowing reliably. This cuts costs on large energy infrastructure jobs.

InOrbit

InOrbit builds cloud software to manage robot fleets. It collects data, monitors performance, handles incidents, and enables remote control for robotics teams.

InOrbit creates cloud-based software that lets robotics companies run fleets of robots. The platform gathers real-time data from any robot type, tracks performance, spots issues fast, and supports remote fixes. Teams use it to coordinate multiple robots, cut downtime, and improve operations without hardware changes. This helps scale robot use in warehouses, factories, and other sites.

Robot.com

Robot.com builds delivery, logistics and advertising robots. Runs over 1.7 million real-world tasks for Fortune 500 customers.

Robot.com builds delivery, logistics and advertising robots. These wheeled robots transport goods, run digital ads in high-traffic areas and perform inspections on sidewalks. They work indoors and outdoors for Fortune 500 customers. The company has completed over 1.7 million tasks across multiple countries. Robots operate at Level 4 autonomy with proven uptime.

Kitchen Robotics

Kitchen Robotics builds Beastro, a robotic kitchen that cooks full meals from fresh ingredients for dark kitchens and restaurants. It handles prep, cooking and cleanup automatically.

Kitchen Robotics develops Beastro, an autonomous robotic kitchen machine. Beastro prepares complete dishes using thousands of daily fresh ingredients across multiple cuisines. It predicts orders, cuts waste and labor costs with AI software. The system self-cleans pots between orders and needs under 24 hours to learn. Restaurants use it for consistent quality in high-volume operations. Deployed by large companies, it starts at $3,970 monthly with full support included.

KABAM Robotics

Kabam builds autonomous security robots that patrol sites, detect threats in real time, and inspect facilities to cut labor costs.

Kabam develops robots for security patrolling and surveillance. These machines move on their own through buildings and outdoor areas. They spot intruders or problems right away using onboard cameras and sensors. A central system links the robots to building controls for smooth operation. Customers use them to replace guards and maintenance workers on repetitive tasks. This lowers expenses while keeping sites secure around the clock.

LionsBot

LionsBot builds autonomous floor-cleaning robots for commercial spaces. These machines scrub and dry floors on their own using onboard software.

LionsBot makes robots that clean floors in offices, stores, and factories without people driving them. The robots handle scrubbing, mopping, and drying large areas by themselves. They run on a system called LionsOS that lets users track jobs from phones or computers. Over 2,500 units work in various buildings around the world. Models come in sizes for different floor spaces and dirt levels.

Lumina

Lumina builds electric autonomous bulldozers and excavators for construction sites. Moonlander dozer pushes earth for 8-10 hours on one charge.

Lumina makes heavy construction machines that run on batteries and operate without drivers. The Moonlander is a 32-ton bulldozer that moves dirt, grades land, and handles attachments like blades or rippers. It charges fully in under an hour and cuts fuel costs versus diesel models. Bladerunner follows as a 100-ton excavator for digging and lifting. Roadrunner earthmover hauls, compacts, and levels ground. Powerpack provides on-site charging for the fleet. These machines work on real job sites to replace older equipment with lower running costs and zero emissions.

Nachi Robotics

Nachi Robotics delivers industrial robots and complete automation systems for welding, material handling, machine tending, and packaging.

Nachi Robotics designs, builds, and supports industrial robots and turnkey automation systems for welding, material handling, machine tending, palletizing, and assembly. The company offers engineering support, plant installation, programming, training, field service, and ongoing maintenance for robotic work cells and production lines. Its robots cover a broad load‑capacity range and are used in automotive, foundry, forging, and other manufacturing environments.