HAHN Automation Group

HAHN Automation Group develops custom robotic and automation solutions for manufacturing industries, specializing in high-performance systems for automotive, electronics, and medical technology sectors. The company creates advanced production equipment ranging from semi-automated cells to complete production lines, integrating cutting-edge technologies like machine vision, precision assembly, and smart factory solutions.
OnRobot

OnRobot designs and manufactures advanced end-of-arm tooling and software solutions for collaborative robotics. Their product lineup includes electric, vacuum, and magnetic grippers, force/torque sensors, tool changers, and a 2.5D vision system. These innovative tools help manufacturers automate complex tasks like packaging, machine tending, assembly, and quality control with easy-to-use, plug-and-produce technology that works across multiple robot brands.
RoboDK

RoboDK develops simulation and offline programming software for industrial robots. The platform enables users to program robots from their computer without production downtime, supporting over 700 robot models from 50 manufacturers. Engineers and manufacturers can simulate robotic applications, generate programs, and test scenarios before actual implementation, using an intuitive interface that requires no advanced programming skills.
FORT Robotics

FORT Robotics develops wireless control systems that enhance safety and security for autonomous machines across multiple industries. Their technology enables remote operation, emergency stopping, and precise management of robots and heavy equipment in sectors like warehousing, agriculture, construction, and mining. The company creates hardware and software solutions that allow safe human oversight of robotic systems, reducing workplace risks and improving operational efficiency.
Robotiq

Robotiq creates collaborative robotic solutions that automate repetitive manufacturing tasks. Their products include adaptive grippers, machine tending systems, palletizing solutions, and screwdriving kits designed to help manufacturers boost productivity, reduce labor strain, and enable workers to focus on higher-value responsibilities. The company develops plug-and-play robotic components that simplify automation for businesses of all sizes, making advanced robotics accessible without requiring extensive technical expertise.
Agile Robots

Agile Robots develops intelligent robotic systems that combine artificial intelligence with advanced robotics. Their technology creates force-sensitive robots capable of complex industrial tasks like electronics assembly, machine tending, and precision manufacturing. The company produces collaborative robots and software platforms that enable businesses to automate workflows with easy-to-program, adaptable robotic solutions.
Company Six

Company Six develops intelligent robotic systems for first responders and professionals in high-risk environments. Their ReadySight robot is a lightweight, one-pound mobile device that streams real-time video over cellular networks, enabling remote situational awareness during critical incidents. The compact robot can be controlled via smartphone and provides instant visual intelligence for emergency personnel, accident investigators, and teams needing rapid reconnaissance in challenging spaces.
Gideon

Gideon develops autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) powered by advanced AI and 3D vision technology for logistics, manufacturing, and retail industries. Their robots automate complex warehouse and manufacturing operations, enabling seamless workflows between humans and machines. Specialized robots like the Trey autonomous forklift can handle trailer loading, unloading, and transport heavy loads up to 2500kg while reducing workplace injuries and increasing operational efficiency.
Serve Robotics

Serve Robotics develops autonomous sidewalk delivery robots that transport food and convenience items using advanced AI technology. The company operates a fleet of electric robots capable of completing contactless deliveries in urban environments, currently serving partners like Uber Eats and 7-Eleven. These self-driving robots navigate city streets independently, reducing delivery costs and carbon emissions while providing efficient last-mile delivery solutions.
Really A Robot

Really A Robot is a robotics and technology development company specializing in creating custom software and hardware solutions. They design innovative robotic systems ranging from six-legged “spider” robots to advanced automation technologies like automatic fever scanners. Their engineering team develops intelligent solutions across AI, computer vision, and robotics design, helping businesses enhance operational productivity and solve complex technical challenges.