Automation Suppliers

Epson manufactures SCARA, six axis and collaborative industrial robots with controllers, vision guidance, force sensing and programming software. Serves Canada-wide, Ontario, Western Canada, United States.

AFRoM Automation designs and integrates automation, robotics, motion control and machine vision systems. Serves Ontario, Canada-wide.

Vista Solutions designs and integrates industrial machine-vision systems. Serves Ontario, Canada-wide, United States.

Taikisha USA, Inc., formerly TKS Industrial Company, designs and builds paint finishing systems and industrial HVAC systems. Serves Ontario, Canada-wide, United States, Michigan, Ohio, Midwest, Great Lakes.

Valmet supplies process technology, automation systems, flow-control products and services for pulp, paper, energy and other process industries. Serves Ontario, Quebec, Canada-wide.

FH Automation designs and integrates automated welding, assembly and material handling systems. Its process capabilities include MIG, TIG, resistance and laser welding, alongside vision inspection, product traceability and SCADA. Formerly FH Welding Machines, the company integrates robots for welding, handling, palletizing, dispensing and inspection. Its current website lists an operation in Mississauga, Ontario.

VDL Agrobotics develops computer vision and robotic systems for horticulture and fresh produce handling. Serves Canada-wide, Ontario.

Velasea builds original-equipment-manufacturer computing systems for physical security, retail analytics, computer vision, artificial intelligence and industrial applications. Serves British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, Canada-wide, United States.

ams OSRAM develops and manufactures light, image and optical sensor components for industrial automation. Its industrial portfolio includes image sensors and optical sensing products used in machine vision, robotic perception, object detection, sorting and position monitoring. The company identifies Premstaetten, Austria as its headquarters and Munich, Germany as a co headquarters. Its locations page lists OSRAM SYLVANIA Ltd. in Markham, Ontario as a Canadian branch.

TURCK develops and supplies sensors, fieldbus, control, cloud, connection and interface technology, human-machine interfaces, RFID and industrial internet-of-things software. Its portfolio supports factory, process and logistics automation, including machine vision and track-and-trace applications. The group identifies Turck Canada Inc. in Markham, Ontario as a Canadian operation. The reviewed sources confirm a Canadian office and product support presence.

LightGuide supplies projected augmented reality work instructions and assembly verification systems. Its headquarters are in Wixom, Michigan. Its platform combines digital guidance with sensors, cameras and AI capabilities for manual production tasks. Applications include assembly, inspection, training and maintenance. Its published partner network includes Tool & Assembly Systems in Brampton, Ontario, supporting Canadian access to the company’s technology.

RAMPF Group develops mixing and dispensing systems, polymer materials, machine systems, and production automation. Its equipment performs sealing, casting, bonding, assembly, joining, parts transport, inspection, measurement, and surface activation. The group names Beckhoff and Siemens controls for a modular dispensing and assembly cell. It also operates RAMPF Composite Solutions in Burlington, Ontario, confirming a Canadian location.

Techman Robot manufactures collaborative robot arms with integrated machine vision, AI functions and programming software. Serves Canada-wide, Ontario, United States.

Trotec Laser manufactures laser cutting, engraving and marking machines with workflow software, vision-assisted print-to-cut alignment, exhaust systems and automation interfaces. Its industrial systems support automated material processing and connection with ERP, MES and order-management platforms. Trotec Laser Canada provides Canadian machine sales, service, support and training.

Xiris Automation develops cameras, laser-based inspection systems and software for weld and tube-production monitoring. Its products support weld visualization, seam tracking, surface inspection and post-weld quality measurement. The company operates in Burlington, Ontario, and supplies equipment for welding, tube and pipe manufacturing. Its official pages confirm Canadian operations.

MathWorks develops MATLAB and Simulink for engineering computation, modelling and simulation. Its software supports control system development, robotics and industrial automation engineering. Its Computer Vision Toolbox and deep learning tools support automated visual inspection and defect detection. The company identifies its corporate headquarters in Natick, Massachusetts, and publishes a Canadian training location in Ottawa, Ontario.

MVTec Software develops machine vision software, including HALCON and MERLIC. Its headquarters are in Munich, Germany. Its software supports deep learning inspection, surface defect detection, dimensional measurement and barcode print quality verification. A published customer application documents the use of HALCON by Vista Solutions in Windsor, Ontario, for automated inspection of automotive underbody trays.

Onward Automation designs and builds custom industrial machinery and robotic cells. Its work includes mechanical engineering, controls, assembly, commissioning and support for plastics and metal manufacturing. The company publishes capabilities in PLC, HMI, machine vision and robot programming, including Rockwell, Siemens, Omron, FANUC, Nachi, ABB and Motoman technologies. It lists an operating address in Maidstone, Ontario, and commissioning travel within the United States.

ABICOR BINZEL supplies equipment for manual, robotic and laser welding. Its products include welding torches, iBOTone collaborative welding systems, seam tracking sensors, fume extraction equipment and laser joining systems. Its United States website also presents AI based 3D weld inspection. The company identifies Buseck, Germany, as its headquarters. Its sales team page lists coverage for Ontario and Western Canada, and for Quebec and Eastern Canada.

Macnica Americas supplies electronic components, modules and engineering support for embedded systems, robotics and machine vision. Serves Canada-wide, Ontario, United States.

NSIX Vision develops AI based visual inspection systems and machine vision software. Its published Canadian contact location is in Concord, Ontario. Its pi360 system uses multiple cameras to inspect component surfaces, cavities and threads. The company also describes three dimensional vision guidance for palletizing and robotic packaging applications.

Opto Engineering supplies lenses, cameras, lighting and software for machine vision. Its headquarters are in Mantova, Italy. Its offering includes telecentric optics, optical measurement equipment and artificial intelligence vision products. BOCK Optronics in Toronto supplies Opto Engineering products to Canadian customers.

Southwest Research Institute conducts applied research and engineering in industrial robotics, automation and intelligent systems. Serves United States.

Steven Douglas Corp. Serves United States, Ohio.

TECNALIA is an applied research and technology-development centre that works with companies on automation, robotics, computer vision, artificial intelligence, embedded electronics and smart manufacturing.

SybotX designs and integrates industrial robotic systems for painting, coating, welding, adhesive dispensing, handling, palletizing, bin picking and vision-guided production. Its systems combine robots, PLC and HMI programming, safety engineering, tooling, simulation and production-line retrofits. The company operates from the Lyon area in France. Its robot range explicitly includes FANUC, Stäubli, Yaskawa, KUKA, Kawasaki and ABB equipment.

Tannlin Group Limited designs and manufactures precision laser-processing systems. Serves United States.

Unser-Rob designs and integrates robotic cells, automated lines and production stations. Its capabilities include part feeding, two-dimensional and three-dimensional vision, bin picking, electrical and instrumentation work, end-of-arm tooling and robot programming. The company is based in Porriño, Pontevedra, Spain. Its website identifies FANUC, ABB, Stäubli, KUKA, Yaskawa, Universal Robots, MiR and Sepro among supported robot brands.

Yushin America manufactures and integrates robotic automation for plastics injection moulding. Serves United States.

Analog Devices, Inc. Serves United States.

Motion Controls Robotics designs and integrates robotic automation from its headquarters in Fremont, Ohio. Serves United States.

Vzense develops three-dimensional time-of-flight and RGB-depth cameras for machine vision and robotics. Its products provide depth data, colour imaging, software development kits and industrial interfaces. The cameras are applied to robot guidance, inspection, dimensioning and navigation for autonomous mobile robots and automated guided vehicles. The company lists its headquarters in Qingdao, China, and a United States office in Santa Clara, California.

GrayMatter Robotics develops robotic systems for surface treatment and inspection.

Sensing Tech develops camera modules and imaging products for robotics, autonomous systems and industrial vision. Its range includes GMSL, FPD-Link, MIPI, stereo, event-based, low-latency and GigE cameras, with embedded-vision support for NVIDIA Jetson, Texas Instruments and Qualcomm platforms. The company is based in Shenzhen, China. Its published applications include mobile robots, autonomous vehicles, agricultural equipment and industrial inspection systems.

SiLC Technologies develops silicon photonics based coherent vision and four dimensional sensing systems for machines. Its products include FMCW LiDAR vision sensors and laser line scanners for industrial inspection, robotics, warehouse automation, mobility and security applications. The company states that its headquarters is in Monrovia, California.

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.