Neolix

Neolix makes unmanned delivery vehicles that run on public roads, expressways and indoors without drivers. The vehicles carry goods for distribution and manage urban logistics operations. They support full unmanned service around the clock. Neolix has delivered over 10,000 units with models like X3 and X6 leading sales. Their tech includes AI navigation for traffic, map-free driving and smart fleet dispatch. These trucks have logged 50 million kilometers autonomously. Neolix holds the top market share in delivery vehicle shipments.
Neptune Robotics

Neptune Robotics deploys AI-powered robots that clean ship hulls and check for damage. The robots remove biofouling like barnacles and algae to lower drag and fuel costs. They work in tough ocean currents up to 4 knots, day or night, without divers. Operators get digital reports on hull condition and coatings. These services help shipping firms reduce CO2 emissions and meet net zero targets. The fleet operates across more than 50 ports in Asia.
Neuracore

NeuraCore runs a cloud platform for robot learning that connects data, training, and deployment into a single system. It helps robotics teams collect sensor and control data from robots, build and refine datasets, train navigation, manipulation, and interaction behaviors, then deploy those models into real‑world robots for testing or production. The platform supports workflows from imitation learning to reinforcement learning so teams can iterate faster and ship more reliable robot behaviors with less custom infrastructure.
Orbotix

Orbotix Industries develops autonomous drones, robotics, and AI tools for defense and security operations. The company creates systems that identify targets in real time, classify risks, and provide aerial surveillance even without GPS signals. These technologies help operators handle complex environments by delivering clear insights from live footage and prioritizing threats automatically. Orbotix focuses on practical solutions that boost mission success and protect personnel during critical tasks.
Oversonic

Oversonic Robotics creates humanoid robots with cognitive artificial intelligence that work in factories, warehouses and care facilities. These robots move in human-designed spaces, handle objects, monitor production lines and support logistics flows. They help with repetitive, physically demanding or hazardous tasks while cooperating safely with staff, improving efficiency and workplace safety without changing existing layouts.
Seneca

Seneca develops drone systems for wildfire suppression. Autonomous aircraft launch from portable bases, use AI and thermal imaging to find fires, and release foam or water in hard-to-reach areas. A single pilot controls multiple drones, cutting response times to minutes. Fire agencies deploy these strike teams to protect homes and land before fires spread. The tech supports night operations and prescribed burns too.
SESTO Robotics

SESTO Robotics develops small‑scale robots that move through indoor areas like offices, warehouses, and facilities while sensing their surroundings. These robots can clean floors, inspect equipment, and monitor conditions such as temperature or safety status, helping organizations reduce manual labor and improve routine operations. The company focuses on practical, easy‑to‑deploy robots that plug into existing workflows without complex integration.
Sealien

SEALIEN Robotics develops underwater robots including remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), trenchers, and inspection tools that work at depths up to 10,000 meters. These machines handle tasks such as seabed cable laying, pipeline inspection, hull cleaning, and marine infrastructure maintenance. The company supplies related engineering services like technical training, equipment leasing, maintenance, and support for offshore operations. Their products support resource exploration and environmental monitoring in harsh subsea conditions.
BridgeDP

BridgeDP (Qiaojie Digital) develops general robot motion control systems that manage reinforcement learning, imitation learning and simulation-to-reality transfers. These systems enable robots to perform actions such as omnidirectional movement, stair climbing and human-like gaits. The company supplies solutions to makers of humanoid, quadruped and wheeled robots, supporting standardized delivery through a dedicated action development platform.
Sovato

Sovato runs a platform that connects healthcare systems with robotic systems and surgical teams. This setup lets surgeons perform remote robotic surgery and procedures from afar. Patients link to remote experts and prepared operating rooms, helping overcome location barriers. The system works with leading robotic tools and supports safe remote care programs for hospitals.