Automation Suppliers

Taurob GmbH designs and manufactures autonomous ground robots for inspection, maintenance and data collection in hazardous industrial environments.

ELWAVE develops electromagnetic sensing systems for subsea and industrial robotics.

Chironix develops software and integrates mobile robots for industrial inspection, logistics and remote operations. Its PilotOS software works with robotic platforms used in mining, utilities and other industrial environments. The company supplies wheeled, tracked, quadruped and humanoid platforms for different tasks. Its careers page identifies its headquarters in Malaga, Western Australia.

Airobotics develops the Optimus autonomous drone system for scheduled and on-demand aerial operations. The system combines a drone, automated base station and software for data collection and local processing. The company also develops Iron Drone, a counter-drone system for detecting and intercepting unauthorized drones. The website describes uses in industrial inspection, public safety and security operations.

Shark Robotics designs and manufactures unmanned ground robots for firefighting, security, explosive-ordnance disposal and hazardous operations.

Viabot develops the Viabot One autonomous outdoor sweeping robot. The machine launches on a schedule, navigates mapped routes, sweeps debris, returns to its docking station, empties collected material and recharges without an on-site operator. The company supplies setup, route mapping, remote monitoring and maintenance for deployed robots. The system also maps facilities and can monitor activity along its cleaning route.

Alisys Robotics provides software and services for connected operation of autonomous robots. Its website states that the platform supports terrestrial, aerial, aquatic and humanoid robots. The company presents an ecosystem for operating and monitoring heterogeneous robotic systems. A product sheet also describes ADRIANO, a terrestrial robot for outdoor defence operations.

Hangzhou Shenhao Technology develops industrial inspection robots, monitoring systems and control equipment. Its range includes wheeled, rail-mounted, quadruped, underwater and aerial inspection platforms. The company applies artificial intelligence and sensor systems to equipment inspection and maintenance. Its published products include train inspection systems, explosion-proof wheeled robots, power inspection robots and police patrol quadrupeds.

V-TOL Aerospace provides small uncrewed-aircraft systems, remote-operations-centre services and flight operations. Its applications include airborne surveillance, three-dimensional mapping, environmental monitoring, asset inspection and geospatial data collection. The company operates in Queensland, Australia and provides pilot training there.

Capra Robotics develops mobile robot platforms and systems for inspection, logistics and urban maintenance. Its products include Capra Scout, Capra Carrier and Capra Urban. Capra Carrier moves goods between indoor production areas and separate buildings outdoors. The platform combines mapping and positioning technologies for navigation, while the company also offers mobile inspection and surveillance applications.

Gatlin Robotics develops robot fleet software, simulation services and robot customization kits for commercial facilities.

Technido develops robotics and automation for defence, public safety, manufacturing and traffic-management applications. Its portfolio includes tactical mobile robots, custom industrial automation and toll-plaza systems. The company began in educational robotics and now develops remote-operated platforms for air, land and sea missions. It lists its operating address in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India.

Wildlife Drones develops drone-mounted VHF telemetry systems and software for tracking tagged animals. Its Dragonfly receiver, base-station software and compatible drone platforms can locate multiple transmitters and map results in real time. The company supports wildlife research and conservation projects in Australia, the United States and other countries.

Zhejiang Dahua Technology develops video surveillance, access control, recording and video centred artificial intelligence systems. Its network camera portfolio includes panoramic, thermal, explosion protected and deep learning enabled products. The company supplies systems for security, operational monitoring and business analysis.

Advanced Technologies Security & Defence develops unmanned aerial vehicles and monitoring systems. Its website describes autonomous and automatic drone modes for mapping, surveillance, border monitoring and agribusiness applications. The company states that it is a Brazilian startup. Its contact page lists an address in São José dos Campos, São Paulo, Brazil.

ZMP develops autonomous mobility and robotics products. Its systems include autonomous vehicles and service robots for delivery, transport and mobility applications. The company also provides software and platforms for autonomous driving development and fleet operation.

Dronehub develops autonomous drone-in-a-box systems with automated mission planning, charging and robotic battery replacement. Its platform supports inspection, monitoring and security missions, including AI-assisted rail-infrastructure inspection. The company describes itself as a United States-owned Delaware corporation with research, development and manufacturing in Jasionka, Poland.

Telerob develops unmanned ground vehicles for explosive-ordnance disposal, hazardous-material handling, CBRNE assessment and public-safety missions. Its telemax and tEODor platforms combine tracked mobility, manipulators, cameras and remote-control systems. AeroVironment completed its acquisition of Telerob in May 2021, and Telerob operates as a wholly owned subsidiary. The supplied Telerob domain now redirects to AeroVironment's land-systems portfolio.

NOMAD ROBOTICS distributes industrial and collaborative robots, grippers, force sensors, tool changers and robotic accessories. Its listed partners include fruitcore robotics, FAIRINO and Capra Robotics. The company supplies Capra mobile robots for material transport, surveillance, inspection and maintenance applications. It also provides technical support for its robotic equipment.

Azur Drones develops autonomous aerial systems for industrial surveillance and inspection. Its Skeyetech platform operates from a docking station and supports security patrols around industrial sites. The company describes inspection applications for identifying visible signs of leaks, cracks, corrosion and damaged welds. Published deployments include integration with Genetec video management systems for site security.

ReconRobotics designs and manufactures compact tactical robots for military, police, public-safety, and security operations. Its remotely operated systems provide video reconnaissance and situational awareness in confined or hazardous environments. The company is based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, and sells through distributors in multiple countries.

Telefactor Robotics develops operator-interface, control and vision technology for remotely operated robotic platforms. Its systems are intended for bomb disposal, hazardous-material response and other missions that keep personnel away from dangerous environments. The company supplies technology that can be integrated with existing robotic platforms. Its published material emphasizes teleoperation, video and field use rather than industrial production automation.

Gerobo International supplies autonomous cleaning robots and other service robotics. Its published cleaning range includes Gausium products, including the Scrubber 50 and Phantas, and ZACO equipment. The company also develops drone applications for security, patrol and infrastructure inspection. Its documented markets include shipping, logistics, industry, healthcare and hospitality.

Mirax Robots develops service robots with autonomous navigation, voice recognition and customer interaction functions. Its product range covers restaurant service, disinfection and security applications. Its Paul security robot performs indoor patrols using cameras, lidar and ultrasonic sensing. The company describes security applications in buildings including factories, warehouses and hotels.

Robotnik Automation develops autonomous mobile robots and mobile manipulators. Its platforms support logistics, inspection, research and industrial applications. The company supplies robot hardware, navigation software and system integration for mobile robotics projects.

Exaptec supplies and integrates service, social and telepresence robots for healthcare, aged care and education. Its work includes selecting robotic equipment and adapting software for facility requirements. The company’s current services include autonomous security patrols, facility inspection, staff training and ongoing support across Australia. Its published robot range also includes platforms used for remote interaction and education.

Daxbot develops autonomous mobile robots for urban service tasks. Its ADA robots collect sidewalk measurements for accessibility assessments using RTK positioning and laser sensors. Its security robots conduct patrols with video and event information reviewed by a human command centre. The robots use DaxOS and are assembled in Philomath, Oregon.

Rotundus develops mobile robotic platforms for monitoring and security applications. Its spherical robot design is intended to move through outdoor environments while carrying sensors. The technology is associated with remote inspection and autonomous patrol tasks.