Automation Suppliers

Newcircle Technologies develops machine vision and robotic manipulation systems for industrial automation.

SEYMOUR Advanced Technologies designs custom industrial automation and precision robotic systems. Its work includes Mecademic robot integration, three-dimensional vision, bin picking, micro-screw fastening, assembly and automated inspection. The company serves aerospace, electronics, medical and life-science manufacturing.

KUK-automation GmbH provides industrial automation engineering and custom machinery. Its services include control panel construction, installation and software development. Its machining automation combines FANUC ROBODRILL machines with robotic loading and unloading. Its published systems also describe FANUC robots, vision assisted bin picking and FANUC CNC controls.

RightHand Robotics develops AI-powered robotic piece-picking systems for warehouses and distribution operations. The RightPick system combines a robotic arm, vision, grasping hardware and control software for handling individual items. The company also provides fleet-management software, item qualification and service support. Its published applications include pharmaceutical, apparel, electronics and other fulfilment workflows.

Kameleon Robotics AS distributes Universal Robots collaborative robots in Norway. It supplies manufacturers and educational institutions and works with system integrators on implementation. Its solutions include robotic palletizing and welding. It also distributes Solomon vision technology for random bin picking and optical character reading.

AVIBOT provides computer vision, robot programming and digital factory services. Its published offering includes bin picking applications for robotic systems. The company describes a partnership with ISS for bin picking vision devices and its 3D CPS integration tools. It lists its operational headquarters in Cerro Maggiore, Italy, separately from its registered office in Monza.

CapSen Robotics develops software for robotic perception, motion planning and control. Its CapSen PiC software combines 3D vision with algorithms that locate, grasp and move objects from bins and shelves. The software controls robot arms, end effectors and cameras within a work cell. It supports picking in cluttered environments where parts have different orientations or are partially obscured.

Scorpion Vision supplies machine-vision systems, software and imaging components. Its portfolio includes cameras, lenses, lighting, code readers and neural robot-vision solutions. The company supports inspection, analysis and robot-guidance applications in manufacturing, food, horticulture and logistics.

Orangewood Labs develops robotic arms and software for industrial applications. Its RoboGPT system allows users to programme robotic tasks using natural language instructions. Its published applications include bin picking, spray painting and powder coating. The company combines its robotic hardware with software for configuring and changing robot tasks.

Roboception develops three-dimensional robot vision hardware and software. Its products provide perception, object localization and scene understanding for robotic handling applications. The company supplies cameras and software components for bin picking, material handling and automation cells.

Sanezoo develops machine-vision systems for automated inspection and robot guidance. Its applications include visual quality control, defect detection and bin picking. The systems combine cameras, lighting and artificial intelligence for production inspection and robotic handling.

Scape Technologies develops 3D vision software for robotic bin picking and parts handling. Its systems identify randomly arranged components and guide industrial robots to grasp them. The technology supports automated feeding, sorting and machine-loading applications.