Kinisi

Kinisi builds wheeled humanoid robots for warehouses. They pick items, move boxes up to 22 pounds, and handle assembly tasks using onboard AI.

Kinisi creates practical humanoid robots on wheeled bases for real jobs in warehouses and factories. These robots pick and place items from shelves, transport heavy boxes weighing up to 22 pounds, and perform assembly work. They use local AI processing to make quick decisions without cloud reliance and learn tasks through simple human demonstrations. This setup lets them work safely next to people, cut labor costs, and boost efficiency in logistics and manufacturing. KR1 stands out for its strength, speed, and easy deployment in dynamic settings.

Rainbow Robotics

Rainbow Robotics develops collaborative robots for assembly and logistics, humanoid robots for research, and mobile platforms for automation.

Rainbow Robotics makes robots that work alongside people in factories and warehouses. They produce collaborative arms for picking, packing, and machine tending; humanoid walkers for testing and disaster response; and wheeled mobile bases for moving goods. These handle payloads from small parts to heavy loads, with easy programming for real-world jobs. Their lineup includes compact cobots, high-reach models, and dual-arm systems used in manufacturing and service settings.

Robotnik

Robotnik designs, manufactures, and markets mobile robots and mobile manipulators for industrial applications.

Robotnik produces mobile robots that move goods in warehouses and factories. These machines include wheeled bases with arms for picking and placing items. The company handles full projects from design to setup for production lines. Over 5,200 units operate across 50 countries with setups for research and manufacturing. Clients use them for intralogistics and human-robot teamwork.