Automation Suppliers

Affordable Robotic & Automation Limited provides industrial automation, welding automation, automated car parking and warehouse robotics.

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Addverb designs warehouse automation systems including autonomous mobile robots, autonomous forklifts, automated storage and retrieval systems, shuttle systems, conveyors, sortation and picking technologies. Serves United States.

Aptiv supplies connection systems, sensors, compute platforms and software for industrial automation and robotics.

NEURA Mobile Robots develops and manufactures automated guided vehicles and mobile transport robot systems. Its products support pallet movement, heavy load transport, automated forklifts, hospitals, production lines, warehouses and outdoor material flow. The company provides fleet control, navigation, simulation, integration and lifecycle service through multiple international locations. It previously operated under the ek robotics brand.

TriEye develops CMOS-based short-wave infrared image sensors and imaging-and-ranging platforms for automotive, robotics and industrial machine vision. Its Raven sensor, SEDAR platform and Ovi development kit provide imaging, depth mapping and material-sensing data in difficult lighting and environmental conditions. Industrial applications include robot perception, localisation, mapping, collision avoidance, safety and inspection.

Equipment Depot supplies forklifts, aerial lifts, rentals, parts and maintenance through locations in the United States.

Anantak Robotics develops autonomous mobile robots for pallet movement in warehouses and manufacturing sites. Its products include autonomous pallet jacks and tow tractors, with sensors, cameras, LiDAR, mapping software and connected control devices. The APJ page states that Anantak technology is installed on pallet jacks made by EP Equipment. The company describes rapid deployment without fixed infrastructure.

AiTEN Robotics develops autonomous mobile robots and autonomous forklifts for intralogistics. Serves United States.

Gridbots Technologies designs robotic systems and machine vision equipment.

Tauro Technologies develops embedded systems and rugged edge-computing platforms for robotics, autonomous vehicles, industrial sensing and medical imaging. Serves United States.

Aprolis supplies and integrates material handling equipment, automated guided vehicles and autonomous mobile robots.

Percipio develops industrial 3D cameras, machine-vision software and application solutions for automation, logistics and mobile robots.

DS Automotion develops and manufactures automated guided vehicles, autonomous mobile robots and fleet-management software for material transport and assembly. Its portfolio includes tugger, forklift, conveyor, rack-moving, hospital and production vehicles with navigation, safety and PLC functions. The company is headquartered in Linz, Austria, and has a United States location in Auburn Hills, Michigan.

Eoslift supplies material handling equipment and warehouse automation systems. Its portfolio includes autonomous guided vehicles, conveyors, automated storage, robotic packaging equipment and integrated warehouse management software. The company publishes United States operations in Rancho Cucamonga, California, and manufacturing information for China. Its Lionman system combines robots, shuttles and warehouse software for pallet handling and storage.

ANSCER Robotics develops autonomous mobile robots for factories and warehouses. Its product pages list pallet movers, autonomous reach stackers, trolley movers and modular mobile robots with fleet monitoring and analytics. A product document describes an AR650 mobile base fitted with a FANUC CRX-25iA collaborative robot. The available official pages do not state a headquarters location or Canadian office or service.

Asseco CEIT develops automated guided vehicles and software for production and warehouse logistics.

CASUN develops automated guided vehicles and autonomous mobile-robot systems for factory and warehouse logistics.

Effidence designs and manufactures autonomous mobile robots for industrial and logistics material movement. Its EffiBOT family supports follow me order picking, line side delivery, pallet transport, towing and automated stacker applications. The French company supplies fleet management, mapping and navigation software with its mobile robots and has co-developed robotic vehicles with Manitou.

Toyota Material Handling International presents Toyota's global range of warehouse trucks, automated guided vehicles and logistics systems.

EP Equipment manufactures lithium powered warehouse trucks, forklifts, pallet trucks and autonomous mobile robots. Its XP15 and XQE122 platforms automate pallet movement and reach truck tasks in warehouses and factories. The company identifies Hangzhou, China, as its headquarters and publishes a global dealer and service network. Its autonomous equipment combines vehicle controls, navigation and fleet software for material movement.

MTS develops production equipment ranging from manual workstations to robotic lines. Its headquarters are in Krivá, Slovakia. Its offering includes Universal Robots collaborative robots, MiR and K-Hartwall mobile robots, conveyors and Bosch Rexroth components. Its TIXON tightening products include units designed for collaborative robot screwdriving applications.

The Raymond Corporation manufactures electric forklifts, reach trucks, order pickers, pallet trucks, and automated material-handling systems. Its intralogistics offering includes automated guided vehicles, warehouse automation, fleet telematics, operator-assist technology, software, consulting, and integration services. The company is headquartered in Greene, New York, and belongs to the Toyota Industries group.

Global AGV supplies driverless pallet trucks for automated material movement in production and warehouse environments. Its L12 and L14 vehicles handle different pallet formats, while the Pallet Swap product automates pallet exchange. The company is part of BILA Group, which provides consulting, design, implementation and service for robotic and automated guided vehicle systems. Global AGV lists its facility in Nykøbing Mors, Denmark.

STILL GmbH develops forklift trucks, warehouse equipment, software and automated intralogistics systems. Its iGo portfolio covers automated vehicles, mobile robots, warehouse control and integration of complete material flow systems. The company states that it is headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, and is part of KION Group. It supports customers through an international network.

REEMAN develops mobile robots for commercial and industrial service applications. Its products include autonomous forklifts, factory transport robots, cleaning robots, delivery robots, reception robots and mobile robot chassis. The company was founded in Shenzhen and manufactures intelligent mobile-robot equipment there. Its products are sold internationally.

LVP Automation supplies conveyor systems and industrial automation equipment. Its range includes belt and roller conveyors, packaging machines, warehouse systems and robotic handling equipment. The company offers FANUC collaborative palletizing cells and autonomous forklifts in its Apex range. Its engineering services include system design, PLC programming, control panel building and on site maintenance.

Bigwave Robotics operates the Marosol robot supply and integration platform. It provides systems for palletizing, depalletizing, assembly, machine tending and material handling. Its offerings include industrial and collaborative robots, mobile robots, autonomous forklifts and grippers. The company also supplies the SOLlink platform for monitoring, remote control, fault detection and predictive maintenance.

Jungheinrich România SRL supplies intralogistics equipment and warehouse systems.

Botsync develops autonomous mobile robots and software for factory and warehouse logistics. Its MAG range includes lifting, conveyor, fork and towing configurations for moving materials and pallets. The Singapore-headquartered company supplies SyncOS software for coordinating robots from different manufacturers. Its applications include production line transfers, warehouse movements and integration with Yaskawa palletizing cells.

Toyota Material Handling, U.S.A. supplies forklifts, tow tractors and automated guided vehicles for manufacturing and warehouse operations. Its automated range includes guided carts, tow tractors, pallet-handling vehicles and autonomous material transport products. The company also presents automated receiving and transport systems through Toyota Material Handling and Toyota Automated Logistics.

Gideon develops autonomous mobile robots for material handling in manufacturing, logistics and warehouses. Serves United States.

Standard Robots develops industrial mobile robots, autonomous forklifts, mobile manipulators and fleet-control software. Its products support factory intralogistics, automated material delivery and coordinated operation of mixed robot fleets. The company publishes its SROS mobile-robot operating system and case studies for electronics and automotive factories. Its privacy information identifies a registered address in Wuxi, China.

EasyMile develops autonomous driving software for heavy duty vehicles used at airports, industrial sites and logistics operations. Its technology powers autonomous towing and cargo movement through vehicle partners, including TractEasy. The company provides the autonomy stack, integration and operational support for driverless vehicle applications.

Toyota Material Handling Australia supplies forklifts, warehouse equipment and automated guided vehicles in Australia. Its automation range includes driverless forklifts, automated transport vehicles and T-ONE software for communication between Toyota Autopilot vehicles and warehouse infrastructure. The company provides Australian sales and support for the automated fleet.

MEYSENS GmbH, formerly Toposens, develops the ECHO ONE three-dimensional ultrasonic sensor system for mobile robot obstacle detection and collision avoidance.