Automation Suppliers

Smart Robotics develops robotic picking, palletizing and depalletizing systems for warehouses and production sites. Its equipment includes item picking, single product palletizing, mixed case palletizing and depalletizing cells. The systems combine robot or cobot arms, grippers, vision technology and in house artificial intelligence software. Published applications cover food, pharmaceutical, parcel, retail, logistics and manufacturing operations.

Tordivel AS develops and supplies Scorpion Vision Software and matched two-dimensional and three-dimensional machine-vision hardware.

VDL TIM Hapert provides machining of castings and forgings, welding, sheet-metal processing and assembly. Its production facilities use robotized cells, bin picking, automated warehouses, machine vision, inline coordinate measurement and autonomous mobile robots for internal material flow. The company identifies its main location in Hapert, the Netherlands.

Jodell Robotics develops electric grippers, rotary grippers, linear slides, vacuum actuators and dexterous hands for robot and automation applications.

Soft Robotics Inc. develops artificial intelligence enabled systems for inspection and robotic picking. Its technology combines three dimensional machine vision, defect detection software and soft gripping for food processing and packaging applications. The company announced in August 2024 that it had divested its gripper business assets to the Schmalz Group and would focus on vision inspection and defect detection, including Oxipital AI.

VIKASO integrates collaborative robots for machine tending, intralogistics, assembly and other industrial applications. Its services include application design, electrical engineering, virtual development and robot deployment. The company combines Universal Robots equipment with artificial-intelligence vision from Cambrian Intelligence and end-of-arm products from partners including OnRobot. It also works with mobile robots for internal material movement.

wick AG designs custom industrial automation, robot cells, process equipment and special-purpose machines. Applications include machine loading, palletizing, depalletizing, measuring, analysis, pick-and-place and bin picking. The company belongs to the JAG group and integrates robot hardware, cell construction and software into turnkey systems.

ALSONTECH develops 3D vision cameras, laser profilers and software for robot guidance and industrial measurement.

ARS Automation manufactures FlexiBowl flexible parts-feeding systems for automated assembly lines. The systems separate and orient parts for industrial or collaborative robots and can be supplied with FlexiVision robot-guidance software based on Cognex libraries. The applications page describes feeding for assembly, packaging, loading and pressing. The company lists an Italian headquarters in Civitella in Val di Chiana and a United States office in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Compar AG supplies machine vision and robotics equipment.

RARUK Automation distributes and supports collaborative robots, autonomous mobile robots, end-of-arm tooling, machine vision, feeders, and automation components in the United Kingdom. It also develops application packages for machine tending, palletizing, screwdriving, sanding, welding, and material handling. Its named brands include Universal Robots, Mobile Industrial Robots, Robotiq, OnRobot, Photoneo, and FlexiBowl.

Visionerf designs machine-vision sensors and software for industrial automation. Its Cirrus3D products provide robot guidance, three-dimensional part localization, bin picking, depalletizing, inspection, sorting and counting. The company develops both standard cameras and application-specific imaging systems for foundries, food production, packaging and other manufacturing environments. It operates from Nuaillé, France and is part of Pattyn Group.

VMECA manufactures vacuum automation components and end-of-arm tooling. Serves United States.

Voelker Controls supplies industrial automation components and engineered systems for pneumatics, motion control, robotics, machine vision, sensors and identification. Its engineers design, build, implement and train users on automation projects. The company integrates Yamaha robots and Pickit three-dimensional vision for robotic picking. It lists an office in Franklin, Ohio, and service teams for central and southern Ohio.

Wuxi Danikor Automation Technology develops intelligent screwdrivers, screw-feeding and tightening systems and flexible component feeders.

Ingenersun develops robotic cells, assembly equipment and automation for industrial production.

Sojka Automation GmbH develops assembly, inspection, palletizing and robotic production systems. Its work includes modular automation, pin picking, PLC and robot programming, process monitoring and custom machinery. The company provides consulting, mechanical and electrical engineering, software development, commissioning and service for production equipment.

A.P.A. Application of Automation Peripherals designs special machines, robotic systems, machine vision and vibratory bowl feeders. Its website presents automation equipment for part feeding and handling applications. The robotics page names FANUC Roboguide, KUKA.Sim, Stäubli Robotics Suite, Siemens Process Simulate and Omron ACE simulation tools.

GRITEC develops automated assembly, processing and test equipment.

Wiba Tech distributes production equipment for the Danish plastics industry.

Nysus Solutions develops manufacturing software and robotic assembly systems from its headquarters in Maumee, Ohio.

ComTech Robotics and Automation, operated by Combined Technologies Group, integrates custom automation systems.

Mujin develops software and control systems for industrial robotics. Its headquarters are in Tokyo, Japan, and its MujinOS platform supports the coordination of robotic operations. Published applications include palletizing, depalletizing, bin picking and mobile robot coordination. Its TruckBot system combines robotic case handling with telescopic conveyors to unload trailers and shipping containers.

NUTAI integrates industrial automation, robotics and machine vision. Its central office is in Silla, Valencia, Spain. Its products include collaborative palletizing, three dimensional bin picking, surface defect inspection and vehicle identification number measurement. The company develops Universal Robots accessories and data collection software for Siemens Industrial Edge.

rbc robotics develops camera-guided robot systems and turnkey automation cells for component feeding, machine loading, picking, packing, and flexible production. Its FX modules combine industrial robots, grippers, conveyors, cell controls, and two-dimensional or three-dimensional vision. The company is part of DVS TECHNOLOGY GROUP and operates in Bad Camberg, Germany, with group support in Michigan. It uses ABB and KUKA robots in documented bin-picking systems.

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.

YK-Robotics develops software for designing, programming, deploying, operating and monitoring industrial robotic cells.

Siléane designs industrial machines that combine robotics, machine vision and artificial intelligence for work in variable or unstructured conditions. Its solutions include three dimensional vision guided robots, random part picking, pick and place systems and adaptive robotic handling. The group serves food, pharmaceutical, plastics, automotive, electronics and other manufacturing sectors. Its published material identifies Saint Etienne as the group headquarters.

ABCO Automation designs and builds factory automation equipment. Its application list includes palletizing, depalletizing, conveyors, assembly, welding, bin picking, inspection, machine tending and dispensing. The company also provides manufacturing and field support services. Its website identifies North Carolina as its base and lists food and beverage, logistics and life sciences among its markets.

IDEA develops industrial automation, electronic hardware, computer vision and robotic systems.

ACE PILLAR CO., LTD. distributes and integrates industrial automation products. Its supplier page lists ABB, Epson and Techman robots, Schneider control products, Mech Mind machine vision and components from Delta, CKD, AirTAC and other manufacturers. The company provides robotic arm, machine vision, motion control and production line planning services. It identifies its headquarters in New Taipei City, Taiwan, with service locations elsewhere in Taiwan and China.

Advanced Grinding Solutions Ltd supplies grinding, finishing and automation equipment. Its website describes Wick AG robot cells for loading, palletising, depalletising, measuring, analysing, pick and place and random bin picking. The Wick page names the LHRobotics.Vision system. Other product pages describe robotic surface finishing and dual robot systems for metal finishing applications.

VinciTech develops machine-vision and robotics systems for automation and inspection. Its work includes two-dimensional and three-dimensional measurement, detection, collaborative robots, controller hardware and software, hyperspectral imaging and other smart sensors. The company supplies both modules and integrated systems and develops application software for robotics and imaging.

Hupico supplies and integrates feeding systems, industrial robots, vision equipment and intralogistics systems. Its offering includes vibration feeders, bin picking, conveyor and transfer lines, and monorail transport systems. The company integrates Epson SCARA and six-axis robots and supplies Wheel.me autonomous wheel technology for carts and racks. A published bakery project documents installation of Epson robots for Royal Smilde.

InLead Automation AB builds robotic machine tending and material handling equipment.

STEMMER IMAGING announced the rebranding of its INFAIMON businesses under the STEMMER IMAGING name.