Automation Suppliers

Ferrum Group develops and manufactures custom robotics and automation systems, covering mechanical and electrical engineering.

SIMAP GROUP supplies industrial automation, industrial and collaborative robotics, motion systems, machine vision and laser marking. It handles technical design, programming, testing, installation and service for complete production solutions. The company is an authorized Mitsubishi Electric distributor and service partner in Slovakia and supports Mitsubishi MELFA robots, PLCs, drives and machine vision applications.

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.

Vision Partners integrates customer-specific industrial machine-vision systems for production automation. Its work covers camera inspection, machine lighting, vision software engineering, surface inspection, dimensional control and identification. The company also develops three-dimensional vision and machine-learning solutions for robot guidance. Its published applications serve industrial manufacturing and agricultural production.

AITECH integrates industrial automation, robotics and machine vision. Its services include PLC programming, industrial information technology and KUKA robot programming for manufacturing systems. The machine vision page lists quality inspection, verification, measurement, locating, sorting and robot picking. The company also provides engineering and commissioning for automation projects.

ConTechPro integrates machine vision, robotics and PLC controls.

QKM Technology develops lightweight industrial robots, including SCARA, Delta, collaborative, and six-axis systems, along with robot controllers, teach pendants, vision software, conveyor tracking, and application software.

Recycleye develops artificial-intelligence vision, robotic sorting, optical sorting, and analytics systems for waste and recycling facilities. Its retrofit systems identify materials on conveyors and direct robotic pickers or optical equipment to separate recoverable items and improve quality control. The company co-developed its QualiBot robotic sorter with FANUC and serves facilities in Europe and the United States.

thtRobotics develops robotic picking and packing systems.

Wootzano develops Avarai robotic packing systems for post-harvest fresh produce. The system combines a collaborative robot, machine vision, machine learning and tactile sensing to handle, assess and pack delicate fruit. The company is registered in Scotland and operates from North East England. It launched operations in the United States in 2023.

Gearbox develops machine vision, artificial intelligence and robotic systems for horticultural quality control, sorting and processing.

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.

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.

Trilobit provides custom industrial computer-vision systems for automated quality control. Its systems use machine vision, deep learning and artificial intelligence to inspect products and production processes in metal, automotive, pharmaceutical, food and wood industries. The company identifies an address in Cerknica, Slovenia.

Tristar AI develops computer-vision systems for real-time quality inspection on manufacturing lines. Its hardware and machine-learning software detect defects and can exchange data with rejection systems, robots, PLCs, ERP systems and MES platforms. The company documents applications in high-speed film and other continuous production processes.

Veolia Australia and New Zealand provides waste, water and resource-recovery services for municipal and industrial customers. Its work includes recycling, treatment, industrial services and process-plant optimization. The company has deployed an AI-assisted robotic sorting arm at an Australian recycling facility. The system identifies and separates materials on a conveyor to support recycling operations.

SPS Italiana Pack Systems designs and builds automatic packaging systems for bakery, confectionery and other products. Its equipment includes product pickup and sorting, portioning, automatic loading, high-speed flow wrapping and complete packaging lines. The company states that its production site is in Bogogno in the province of Novara, Italy. It supplies systems internationally and integrates conveyors, servo-driven feeding and robotic equipment where required.

Zhejiang Libiao Robots develops robotic sorting and tote handling systems for warehouses and logistics operations. Its products include sorting robots, the AirRob tote handling system, supporting equipment, three dimensional sorting and control software. The company's systems address parcel and item sorting as well as high density storage and order fulfilment.

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.

Retrocausal develops computer-vision and artificial-intelligence software for manual assembly and manufacturing operations. Its platform monitors work steps, provides operator guidance, checks process completion, captures cycle data, and supports quality and continuous-improvement analysis. The company integrates cameras and production data with shop-floor workflows rather than supplying complete robot cells.

Proditec manufactures automated inspection machines for tablets, capsules, softgels, and minted products. Its systems inspect individual products and capture images for pharmaceutical and minting quality control. The company identifies Pessac near Bordeaux as its headquarters in France and lists offices in the United States, Singapore, and India.

R2D Automation develops automation for semiconductor-wafer and solar-cell transfer. Its equipment includes furnace-loading systems, wet-process tools, high-temperature ovens, transfer modules, and handling systems using SCARA and six-axis robots. The company states that it developed its own SCARA robot and integrates robot-based loading, unloading, transfer, and sorting.

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.

Simtrona d.o.o. develops industrial automation, robotics and machine vision systems. It programs PLCs and HMIs, implements supervisory and industrial control systems, designs grippers and integrates complete robot cells with machine vision. The company is a Slovenian partner for NACHI industrial robots and integrates four, six and seven axis models. Its machine vision work covers inspection, measurement, positioning and part orientation.

World Wide Automation designs and integrates industrial robot systems. Its project portfolio includes assembly robots, cleaning robots, kit-building systems and other automation for metalworking and machine-building operations. The company is a founding partner of Breda Robotics and operates in the Netherlands.

Protedyne develops robotic laboratory-automation systems for diagnostic testing, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology operations. Its systems combine robotic hardware, software infrastructure, data management, and process tracking for high-volume laboratory workflows. The company operates a product-development, engineering, applications, and manufacturing facility in Bloomfield, Connecticut. Its Propel and Matrix robot systems are installed in the United States.

Ward Systems Group develops neural-network and genetic-algorithm software for forecasting, classification, optimization and runtime deployment. Its NeuroShell and GeneHunter products can model scientific, business and manufacturing-process data. The company supplies desktop tools, runtime components and software engines for embedding trained models in other applications. It lists an office in Frederick, Maryland.

Rapid Robotics provides preconfigured robotic workcells and software for factory automation. Its systems target machine tending, pick and place, parts handling, inspection, and repetitive production tasks using adaptable robot deployments. The company combines robot hardware, grippers, vision, programming, and remote support in a managed automation service.

Siemens Logistics develops automation for airport baggage handling and parcel logistics. Its systems combine conveyors, sorting, tracking, controls and operational software for high-volume material movement. The company operates internationally as a specialized logistics-automation provider.

Expertise Vision designs and manufactures inspection and sorting machines for mechanical components. Its Calixta equipment combines robotic part transfer with inspection, and its visiSort range uses visiTeach+ vision software. The company also builds custom machines for assembly, high-frequency heat treatment, marking and packaging. Services include production setup, maintenance, programming for new components and equipment modifications.

New Scale Robotics develops Q-Span workstations that combine robotic part handling, dimensional gauging and automated data logging. The business is a division of New Scale Technologies. Its systems pick parts, measure them with gauges and sort them according to measurement results. Q-Span supports FANUC and Universal Robots collaborative platforms, and integration partners provide CNC interfaces for combined machine tending and inspection.

Rhein-Nadel Automation develops parts-feeding and orientation systems for automated production. Its range includes vibratory feeders, linear feeders and handling equipment. The company supplies standard components and custom feeding systems for assembly machinery.

CleanRobotics developed TrashBot, a robotic system for sorting waste at the point of disposal. A United States government research programme record describes its use of computer vision and artificial intelligence to separate recycling, compost and landfill material. The documented system records discarded materials and supports waste auditing and user information. The government record identifies pilot and deployment activity in public and commercial facilities.

RNA Automation designs automated feeding systems and flexible automation equipment. Its solutions orient, feed and handle parts for assembly and production processes. The company supplies bowl feeders, linear feeders, handling systems and custom machinery.