Automation Suppliers

Zivid develops three dimensional colour cameras and software for robot vision. Its cameras support robotic bin picking, piece picking, assembly, inspection, palletizing and depalletizing. The product range includes stationary and robot mounted cameras for manufacturing and warehouse automation.

CREI designs and builds custom industrial machines and robotic systems.

HSTec supplies motorised spindles, direct drives and robotic automation within CHIRON Group.

ISRA VISION develops machine vision systems for surface inspection, measurement and robot guidance. Serves United States, Michigan.

OMRON Europe supplies industrial automation technology through the group’s European organisation. Its headquarters are in Hoofddorp, Netherlands. Its range includes controllers, motion equipment, machine vision, barcode verification, safety products and robots. The Hoofddorp automation centre demonstrates applications including robotic bin picking and material handling.

Tridimeo developed high-speed three-dimensional multispectral vision systems for industrial quality inspection and robot guidance. Its spectrally coded light scanner delivered submillimetre three-dimensional measurements and optical spectrum data for detecting shape, colour and material differences. The technology supported high-throughput inspection, robotic bin picking, palletising and depalletising.

Autotool designs, builds and integrates manufacturing automation, including robotic welding, joining, material handling and dispensing systems. Its material handling offering includes robotic bin picking, palletising and autonomous mobile robots. The company lists FANUC, KUKA, Yaskawa and ABB robot experience, together with Allen-Bradley, Siemens, OMRON and Mitsubishi PLCs. Its services cover system design through installation and subsequent support.

RealSense develops depth cameras, vision processors, software development kits, and perception technology for robotics and computer vision. Its products support object detection, navigation, dimensioning, inspection, gesture recognition, and spatial awareness in industrial and mobile systems. The company supplies sensing hardware and software rather than complete robot cells.

SoftGripping GmbH develops soft pneumatic grippers, fingers and end effectors for robots and automated machinery. Its range includes components for collaborative robots, high speed delta and SCARA robots, hygienic food handling and custom end of arm tooling. The company publishes its headquarters in Hannover, Germany. Its applications include handling meat, fish, baked goods, fruit, vegetables and packaged products.

thtRobotics develops robotic picking and packing systems.

Visppro designs and manufactures industrial robot systems for product handling and pick-and-place applications. Its services cover in-house design, system manufacture, machine safety and installation of complete working solutions. Published case studies identify Kawasaki as a robot supplier and Rockwell Automation as the controls platform for at least one system. The company lists an operating address in Warmley, Bristol, United Kingdom.

Brom Mechatronica develops custom mechatronic machines for agriculture, horticulture, semiconductors, photonics, energy and research. Its projects include bulb planting and sorting, broccoli weighing and cutting, and autonomous weeding equipment. Its robotics work includes delta robot pick-and-place and packing systems and an educational bin-picking robot. The company also develops precision measurement and calibration equipment.

Euclid Labs develops software and 3D vision products for industrial robotics. Its portfolio includes Moonflower bin picking software, Mizar cameras, Marvin robot programming software and Obelisk offline bending software. The software supports material handling, welding, dispensing, painting, deburring, palletizing and depalletizing. The company lists its head office in Nervesa della Battaglia, Italy.

Provectron is Quectel's industrial-intelligence brand for automated manufacturing systems. Its public demonstrations include dual-arm robotic assembly, zero-shot object picking, machine perception, smart-device production lines, and localized manufacturing support. They do not confirm the brand's headquarters, Canadian operations, robot hardware brands, or control platforms.

Tesollo develops multi-joint robotic grippers and dexterous robotic hands for industrial automation, humanoid robotics and research. Its Delto products include two-finger, three-finger, four-finger and five-finger devices with software development kits and sensor options. The company's grippers support manipulation, robot learning and integration with industrial robot platforms. Its official site lists its head office in Incheon, South Korea.

Sterkelec distributes industrial automation and electronics equipment in western France.

Bonetto Automation designs and builds automated assembly and testing systems. Its production equipment supports welding, filling, component handling and functional testing. The company integrates robots for operations including bin picking and provides machine vision inspection. It serves automotive, medical, pharmaceutical, electronics and packaging applications from its headquarters in Pinerolo, Italy.

PSI Technologies distributes and engineers pneumatic, electric, vacuum, gripping, and end-of-arm automation components. Its offering includes PHD grippers and actuators, Flexion robot grippers, Vaccon vacuum products, collaborative-robot tooling, and products for material handling and assembly. The company describes applications in automotive, metals, packaging, semiconductors, food and beverage, glass, and robotics.

Staveb Automation develops robotic cells, gripper systems and industrial automation software. Its project examples include automated machine loading, bin picking, process optimization and safety upgrades. The company reports engineering capabilities in robotics, software, three-dimensional design, control planning and drive technology. It became part of Innomat-Automation AG while continuing under the Staveb name.

Feedall Automation supplies equipment and software for feeding parts to robots and production machinery.

Inovasense supplies machine vision, industrial sensing and automation products with application engineering support. Its services include programming, feasibility testing, specification, technical support and training. Its solutions include Cognex vision systems for identification and inspection, together with Photoneo scanning and software for robotic bin picking. It serves manufacturing sectors including food, automotive, electronics and pharmaceuticals.

Premier Automation designs and builds robotic systems and industrial controls. Its applications include machine tending, palletizing, bin picking, welding, gluing and gasket dispensing. The company integrates ABB robots and Siemens controls. Its services cover electrical design, panel construction, programming, installation and commissioning, alongside upgrades and relocation of existing equipment.

Eureka Robotics develops 3D vision and control technology for robotic picking. Its AI Vision System combines a camera and controller to identify and handle randomly placed parts. Applications include bin picking, conveyor picking, stacking and loading CNC machines or presses. The company lists operations in Singapore, Atlanta, Tokyo and Hanoi, and describes applications in automotive, electronics and logistics.

pi4_robotics develops robots and machine vision systems for factory and service applications. Its Workerbot8 performs automated testing of electronic assemblies, while its Robofeeder-BP combines bin picking, positioning and quality inspection. The company also supplies Workerbot9 service robots and engineering consultancy for automation projects. Published systems include AI based visual inspection and robots that separate, inspect and assemble electronic components.

Axe Robotique & Automatisme designs custom machines and robotic production systems. Its services include mechanical and electrical engineering, automation programming and equipment retrofits. Published applications include robotic palletising, pick and place, vision guided bin picking and mobile material handling. The company also supplies conveyors, parts feeding systems and production monitoring software.

HD Vision Systems develops machine vision hardware and software using light field imaging and deep learning. Its LumiScan products support three dimensional object recognition, robotic handling and automated quality inspection of complex workpieces. LumiScan VGR provides robot guidance and bin picking functions, with interfaces for Universal Robots, KUKA and ABB robots. The company documents connectivity through PROFINET, OPC UA and Bosch Rexroth ctrlX AUTOMATION.

WMH Transmissions distributes mechanical power-transmission and collaborative-robot products in the United Kingdom. Its WMH Robotics offering includes Universal Robots collaborative robots, OnRobot end-of-arm tools and cobot linear tracks. The company supplies grippers, force-torque sensors, vision products and related robot accessories for handling, assembly and other automation tasks.

Blumenbecker Prag develops industrial automation and robot systems. Its projects include robotic workstations, welding lines and bin picking systems that load manufacturing machines. The company develops machine vision software for measurement, identification, sorting and robot guidance. Its documented applications cover automotive and metalworking businesses, the paper industry and energy operations.

BlueBay Automation provides industrial automation components, motion control and system integration services. Its applications include robotic bin picking, palletizing and automated assembly. Its assembly offerings include the OnRobot Screwdriver, Meca500 industrial robot and Asyril flexible feeding systems. The company serves the United States and operates an automation laboratory in Nashville.

Ertec supplies manufacturing automation products for machine tools in the Netherlands and Belgium. Its published documents include Liebherr bin picking systems and System 3R palletizing and automation products. The company acts as a regional equipment representative and technical supplier for machining automation.

Fizyr develops vision software that guides robots in handling variable objects. Fizyr OS connects cameras and robotic cells to identify objects and determine picking actions. Its documented applications include bin picking, depalletizing, parcel handling and trailer unloading. A DERO robot cell uses Fizyr software to inspect products during picking, and the company has demonstrated integration work involving Yaskawa’s Motoman NEXT platform.

ATENSOR develops machine-vision and robot-guidance systems for variable industrial production. Its Smart3D sensor platform measures workpieces in three dimensions and generates robot programs for object detection, position detection and automated processing. The company presents vision-based robotics for manufacturing tasks with changing parts and small batch sizes. The cited pages do not confirm corporate headquarters or service in Canada.

BOOST Automation develops robotic automation and special machinery for assembly and processing operations. Its industrial applications include automotive, aviation, electronics, metals and food production. The company integrates SCAPE bin picking technology. A 2025 partner report describes BOOST systems that pick plastic components from bins for subsequent production operations.

Colewell Automation designs and integrates robotic manufacturing cells. Its published solutions include welding, bin picking and packing, machine tending and custom automation. The company identifies FANUC and Lincoln Electric equipment in its offering. Its work includes a robotic welding system for Hutchison’s steel gate production, and it provides on site operator training.

North Coast Technical Inc. distributes machine vision components and imaging systems. Its headquarters are in Chesterland, Ohio. Its range includes cameras, lenses, lighting and vision software from suppliers such as Matrox, Zebra, IMPERX and Chromasens. Published applications include code reading, surface inspection, three dimensional measurement and robotic bin picking.

SHERPA Robotics develops standardized robot cells for camera-guided CNC machine tending. Its systems automate loading and unloading for lathes, milling machines and other machining equipment. The company combines industrial robots, machine vision, part presentation and cell controls in configurable automation systems.