Automation Suppliers

ERO Technologies develops modular linear robots for industrial automation and machine building. Its systems combine precision linear motion, controls and software in configurable multi-axis platforms. The company positions the equipment for machine builders, original equipment manufacturers and special purpose automation projects. Published material emphasizes linear robotic motion as an alternative to articulated arms for suitable applications.

Exaktera supplies laser and LED technologies for equipment manufacturers and industrial users. Its products include illumination components, laser modules and laser projectors. The group’s machine vision products support automated inspection, measurement and guidance. Its published markets include industrial manufacturing, food and beverage, packaging, pharmaceuticals and medical technology, and its corporate office is in Boston, Massachusetts.

F. Zimmermann develops and manufactures CNC portal milling machines and machining centres. Its modular machines support five and six axis machining of aluminium, steel, composites, plastics and other materials. The company serves aerospace, automotive, tool and mould, semiconductor and general industrial applications. It has a United States subsidiary in Wixom, Michigan.

F.Fonseca supplies industrial automation, process instrumentation and building technology products. Its catalogue covers drives, controllers, sensors, human-machine interfaces, machine vision, robotics and machine safety. The company is headquartered in Aveiro, Portugal, and provides selection support, commissioning, technical assistance and training. Its published brands include Mitsubishi, SICK, Mech-Mind, TM Robot and Weintek.

fortop automation & energy control supplies industrial sensing, switching, connectivity, machine safety and power-monitoring products.

Foshan Huashu Robotics develops industrial robotic equipment within the Huashu Robot business.

Frontline Techsol supplies welding, fume extraction, electrical and lighting equipment. It represents Kemppi welding equipment, Kemper extraction systems and Wipro lighting. The company designs, installs and commissions welding automation using special purpose machines and robots. It also manufactures electrical panels and provides maintenance for welding equipment and solar power systems.

Gesticer supplies and develops industrial equipment for ceramics, packaging and internal logistics.

HLH Prototypes provides prototype and low-volume manufacturing services.

House of Design developed robotic systems for manufacturing and offsite construction. Its documented projects included automated timber truss production and packaging equipment using ABB robots and RobotStudio programming software. BoiseDev reported on August 26, 2026 that the company had entered involuntary Chapter 7 proceedings in December 2024 and laid off its employees. The capabilities described in its partner case studies therefore represent historical operations.

ibotool designs and integrates robotic systems for welding, milling, grinding and polishing. Its welding cells combine FANUC robots, Fronius welding technology, positioners and application tooling. The company also builds welding manipulators and special equipment, including the Hornet 2000 machine for welding heat exchanger components. It identifies its headquarters in Valjevo, Serbia.

IKU supplies automation systems for internal logistics, industrial inspection and building control.

IMSAT designs and integrates electrical, mechanical and industrial automation systems. Its work includes production line installation, process controls, SCADA systems, instrumentation, industrial networks and robot integration. The company provides feasibility studies, design, fabrication, installation, commissioning and maintenance. Its published projects include a robotic laser cutting cell for automotive manufacturing and control system work for a grain terminal.

In-Position Technologies distributes automation products and provides engineering services for manufacturers. Serves United States.

INOMATEX provides industrial automation engineering, PLC programming and commissioning services.

Invisible AI develops a camera-based platform for analysing production activities. Its software converts observations of assembly work into cycle-level information about timing, throughput and process variation. The system supports production monitoring, investigation of process deviations and ergonomic risk assessment. The company describes on-premise deployment and publishes offices in South San Francisco, California, and Ann Arbor, Michigan.

IPU provides engineering research and development services for industrial products and production processes.

Kelley Supply, Inc. supplies production and sanitation products and automation services. Its corporate headquarters are in Colby, Wisconsin. Its automation work includes bag packaging, case packing, carton sealing, conveyors and palletizing. It designs and integrates systems for food processing applications including dairy, yeast culture and egg production.

Keox Technologies, Inc. designs and integrates machine vision, inspection and factory automation systems. Its work includes non-contact measurement and metrology for manufacturing operations in the United States and Asia. Its platforms include semiconductor surface defect inspection, optical profiling and high speed camera systems. Its image storage system records inspection images with part identifiers and results for production traceability.

KITOV.ai develops software for automated visual inspection. Its headquarters are identified as Petah Tikva, Israel, in company contact information. Its platform combines artificial intelligence, three dimensional computer vision and CAD-based inspection planning. It detects cosmetic and mechanical defects, including scratches, dents and damaged components, and supports integration with metrology equipment.

KoiReader Technologies develops the KoiVision software platform for manufacturing, warehouse and logistics operations. It uses machine vision and artificial intelligence to interpret operational activity. Its manufacturing offering includes surface defect detection, machinery inspection and tracking of people, equipment and inventory. The platform provides digital records and analytics for production and material handling processes.

Konetia Automatización designs and integrates industrial automation and robotic systems. Its controls services include PLC programming, hardware and software upgrades, installation and maintenance. Its robotic work includes product handling, palletizing, sorting and welding. The company names Kawasaki Robotics, FANUC, KUKA, Yaskawa, Universal Robots and ABB among the robot brands it works with.

KraussMaffei Automation develops robots and automation for plastics processing. Its automation operations relocated to the KraussMaffei headquarters in Parsdorf, Germany, in 2024. Its range includes linear robots, sprue pickers, industrial robot systems and grippers. These systems remove moulded parts and handle products around injection moulding machines.

Logomark supplies industrial equipment for pharmaceutical, food, beverage, cosmetic and packaging operations. Its offering includes filling, capping, inspection, traceability and end of line equipment. The company provides technical assistance, training and software support. It has demonstrated KUKA and DOBOT robotic stations, including a working palletizing cell.

Løwener is a Danish group supplying construction machinery and industrial equipment. Its companies share a head office in Glostrup, Denmark. Its industrial range includes part washing machines that can be loaded by robots and automated inline hardness testing equipment. The group supplies technical equipment and provides servicing through its Danish operations.

Lumafield develops industrial X-ray computed tomography systems and analysis software for manufacturing inspection. Its headquarters are in San Francisco, California. Its equipment measures internal and external geometry and examines parts for voids, cracks, assembly errors and other defects. Its platform includes laboratory scanners, production inspection systems and AI assisted analysis software.

MAVERICK Technologies provides process automation capabilities that are now delivered through Rockwell Automation’s process solutions team. Its published company material identifies its headquarters in Columbia, Illinois. The capabilities include distributed control system design and migration, front end engineering, advanced process control and operational consulting. Installation, instrumentation, commissioning and field services are also offered.

Meanwhile develops and integrates autonomous mobile robot systems and software for internal logistics. Its legal material identifies its headquarters in Villeurbanne, France. Its applications include material transport in industrial and healthcare facilities. A published hospital project combines AGILOX robots for larger loads with Meanwhile robots using Omron navigation technology.

MecaBotiX develops modular mobile robots for industrial logistics and material handling. Its headquarters are in Toulouse, France. Its M3-Cooper robots can operate individually or coordinate to lift and transport loads. The company describes autonomous movement in factories and warehouses, with interchangeable forks or platforms and teleoperation options for maintenance work.

Messersì Packaging manufactures equipment and materials for industrial packaging. Its company headquarters are in Barbara, Italy. Its product range includes strapping machines, stretch and shrink wrapping machines, hooding equipment and complete packaging lines. The company supplies systems for sectors including food and beverage, glass, paper, wood and building materials.

NC Software Solutions develops software for adaptive CNC machining. Its NCTransform product adjusts machining programmes to actual part geometry, alignment and machine conditions. The company also offers Tool Assembly Control for tracking cutter use and tool life. Its published applications include aerospace, automotive, marine and power generation manufacturing.

NEURA Robotics develops industrial and collaborative robots, mobile robots and humanoid systems. Its headquarters are in Metzingen, Germany. Its product portfolio includes MAiRA, LARA, MAV, MiPA and 4NE1. Its palletizing offering uses LARA or MAiRA robots, with sensing and vision functions to identify objects and accommodate different pickup positions and stacking patterns.

New London Engineering manufactures conveyor equipment and custom conveyor systems. It operates as a division of Bonntech International, Inc. Its range includes SteelTrak hinged steel belt conveyors, aluminium frame conveyors, slat conveyors, wire mesh conveyors and inclined floor to floor conveyors. Applications include assembly operations and transporting metal parts and scrap in foundries and forges.

NewIcon develops pharmaceutical automation for hospitals and pharmacies. Its headquarters are in Kuopio, Finland. Its Fixu G2 system uses industrial robots to store and retrieve medicine packages, with barcode and computer vision functions and inventory monitoring. The company also supplies eMED ICON dispensing cabinets for recording access to medicines and dispensing activity.

NITTOSEIKO Co., Ltd. manufactures industrial fasteners, automated assembly machinery, measurement and inspection equipment, and medical products. Its head office is in Ayabe, Japan. Its assembly range includes screw fastening systems and robotic screw driving equipment. The company combines fastener development with machinery and inspection technologies for manufacturing operations.

NOPROMAT develops automation and robotic systems and maintains industrial machinery. It serves automotive, rubber, wood, metal, foundry, construction and plastics applications. Its robotic processes include grinding, painting and coating, screwdriving, palletizing and feeding. The company builds machinery to suit individual production requirements.