Automation Suppliers

Voliro develops aerial robots for contact-based inspection of industrial assets. The platform carries non-destructive-testing payloads for ultrasonic testing, coating-thickness measurement and other surface inspections. The company provides the robot, payloads, software and operator support. It lists its corporate address in Zürich, Switzerland, and states that its systems operate in multiple countries.

Z-LASER develops and manufactures laser products for industrial positioning, machine vision and projection. Its portfolio includes line and cross lasers, machine vision lasers, laser projectors and modules for original equipment manufacturers. The company lists an operation in Freiburg, Germany.

Abyss Solutions develops autonomous inspection technology using robotics, computer vision and machine learning. Its custom solutions capture and analyse field data for monitoring assets and identifying defects such as corrosion and coating degradation. The industries page lists energy, marine, infrastructure, agriculture and space applications. The company lists offices in Australia, the United States, Pakistan and the United Kingdom.

Neyret Group supplies automated assembly machinery through its manufacturing businesses. Its equipment includes indexed and continuous motion machines for medical, pharmaceutical, automotive and consumer product applications. Its machines integrate assembly, marking, printing and quality testing. Inspection capabilities include component presence checks, surface defect detection, force and torque measurement, leak testing and 2D or 3D vision.

Qualitas Technologies develops artificial-intelligence and machine-vision systems for automated visual inspection in manufacturing. Its EagleEye inspection platform combines image acquisition, vision software, inferencing, and production deployment for defect detection and quality control. The company also provides research, development, and consulting services for manufacturers evaluating machine vision.

VICO Imaging supplies optics and illumination for machine-vision systems. Its catalogue includes telecentric, fixed-focal-length, line-scan and relay lenses, microscope optics, lighting and related accessories. The company manufactures its COOLENS telecentric-lens brand and develops custom optics. Its products support dimensional measurement, defect inspection, positioning and imaging in electronics, semiconductors, automotive, medical and metal-processing applications.

Nordbo Robotics develops robotic surface processing and inspection systems. Its offerings cover grinding, deburring, sanding, painting and coating. Its Mimic software records operator movements to teach robots by demonstration. The company also supplies AI visual inspection systems for surface and assembly defects, together with force sensing, compensation and tool changing components.

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.

Prototyping Solutions distributes 3D printers, 3D scanners, additive-manufacturing equipment, and post-processing systems. Its services and equipment support prototyping, jigs and fixtures, reverse engineering, metrology, metal printing, polymer printing, and automated production workflows. The company identifies Stratasys, Creaform, Artec 3D, and SPEE3D technologies in its offering.

Zetamotion develops artificial intelligence software and systems for visual inspection in manufacturing. Its Spectron platform uses synthetic data and defect detection models to analyse products during production. The company supplies turnkey inspection stations and plug-in kits for coordinate measurement machines and scanners.

Flexible Vision supplies artificial intelligence based visual inspection systems. Its platform combines cameras, lighting, local model processing and cloud management to detect defects and retain inspection records. The company designs and builds custom inspection cells, including robotic and control integration. Its documented platforms include FANUC, Universal Robots and Epson robots, Allen-Bradley and Siemens PLCs, and Ignition and Kepware connectivity.

k-tech Konstruktion Automation Produktion GmbH builds industrial and specialised production machinery. It also provides mechatronic assemblies, CNC contract manufacturing and control cabinet construction. Its automated testing systems combine feeding, loading, measurement and removal. Available processes include camera inspection, surface checks, electrical testing, labelling and production traceability.

KINALI develops machine vision, robotic automation and industrial software. The business operates as Kinalisoft s.r.o. and integrates AUBO collaborative robots. Its systems perform product handling, testing, assembly and optical quality control. Its software supports production monitoring and traceability, while its Test-it-off system automates printed circuit board assembly testing.

Union Image develops camera and visual-sensing products for artificial-intelligence and internet-of-things applications. Its published application areas include industrial recognition, intelligent driving, smart terminals, smart homes and security.

IKU supplies automation systems for internal logistics, industrial inspection and building control.

Keox Technologies, Inc. designs and integrates machine vision, inspection and factory automation systems. Its work includes non-contact measurement and metrology for manufacturing operations in the United States and Asia. Its platforms include semiconductor surface defect inspection, optical profiling and high speed camera systems. Its image storage system records inspection images with part identifiers and results for production traceability.

KITOV.ai develops software for automated visual inspection. Its headquarters are identified as Petah Tikva, Israel, in company contact information. Its platform combines artificial intelligence, three dimensional computer vision and CAD-based inspection planning. It detects cosmetic and mechanical defects, including scratches, dents and damaged components, and supports integration with metrology equipment.

KoiReader Technologies develops the KoiVision software platform for manufacturing, warehouse and logistics operations. It uses machine vision and artificial intelligence to interpret operational activity. Its manufacturing offering includes surface defect detection, machinery inspection and tracking of people, equipment and inventory. The platform provides digital records and analytics for production and material handling processes.

TechNexion designs and manufactures embedded computing platforms, system-on-modules, industrial mainboards, panel computers and embedded vision products. Its camera portfolio supports interfaces such as MIPI CSI-2, USB, GMSL2 and GigE Vision for edge AI and machine-vision applications. The company provides hardware customization, open documentation and product-lifecycle support. It manufactures in Taiwan and lists its contact address in New Taipei City.

Ubicept develops computational imaging technology for single-photon avalanche diode cameras. Its software and evaluation tools reconstruct imagery from photon-event data for low-light, high-speed and motion-intensive conditions. The technology supports machine perception, scientific imaging and other applications where conventional cameras encounter exposure or motion limitations.

With Vision Inspection System develops automated optical inspection equipment for semiconductor and electronics production. Its systems inspect wafers, infrared devices and reel-to-reel materials, and cover optical character recognition, dimensional checks and defect detection. The company also develops custom inspection equipment for production requirements. Its official site lists a Taipei City address.

Teledyne e2v develops image sensors and imaging subsystems for industrial machine vision, healthcare, science and safety applications. Its portfolio includes CMOS and CCD sensors for two-dimensional and three-dimensional imaging. Manufacturers use the company's components in automated inspection, measurement and production-control equipment. The business supplies imaging technology rather than complete robot cells or control systems.

AquaSmartXL provides remotely controlled aquatic drones for inspecting ports, waterways and water based infrastructure. Its platform carries cameras and other sensors for visual inspection, surveying, data capture and three dimensional modelling in difficult or hazardous locations. The contact page lists an address in Schiedam, Netherlands.

Mowito develops robotic automation using its NeuralPick technology. Serves United States, Michigan.

Cboost develops AI vision, monitoring and robotic handling systems for industrial applications. Its SensAI system uses cameras and sensors to inspect surfaces and complex components for defects. The company also develops a Flexible Food Picker that combines vision and robotics for picking and packing. Other projects include battery voltage monitoring, aircraft engine inspection and equipment for railway maintenance.

INTEKPLUS Co., Ltd. develops automated inspection equipment for semiconductor packages and substrates, displays and batteries. Its systems measure dimensions and inspect product surfaces for defects. The company describes white-light scanning interferometry for three-dimensional measurement, including semiconductor bump inspection. It identifies its headquarters in Daejeon, South Korea.

SISHI Automation supplies robotic integration and machine vision systems through Ningbo Sishi Automation Co., Ltd. Its work addresses machining load and unload operations, inspection and manufacturing research applications. Its published robot portfolio includes Universal Robots, AUBO, ROKAE and DOBOT. It also lists Robotiq tooling, Mech-Mind cameras and AI software, and SICK vision products for part positioning, dimensional inspection and defect detection.

MBvision develops and integrates machine vision systems for industrial inspection. Its work includes precision measurement, object detection, surface defect inspection, optical character recognition and verification. The company provides consulting, system integration and complete vision systems. Its published sales portfolio includes Hikrobot cameras and mobile robots for warehouse automation, alongside other optical and sensing components.

Captic supplies AI vision kits that combine hardware and software for deployment on industrial equipment. Its applications include bag, box and consumer goods depalletizing, bag inspection and meat picking. The systems process images on the machine. Its bag inspection application detects seam defects and missing labels and records images for traceability.

CHIOPT develops and manufactures lenses, industrial cameras and inspection equipment for machine vision. Its lens range includes line scan, telecentric, large format and custom optical products. The company supplies imaging equipment for inspecting surfaces and manufactured parts, with applications including food inspection and medical equipment. It identifies its headquarters in Changsha, China.

Mapvision develops multi-camera inspection systems for automotive manufacturing. Its Q-Series measures component features in-line, including applications for EV battery trays, modules, subframes and body-in-white assemblies. The company provides inspection-data analysis and AI-based weld-seam defect detection. It lists its headquarters in Helsinki, Finland, with additional offices in Germany, the United States and China.

MAS supplies automated 3D laser scanning and metrology systems. Its QC Plus software controls measurement motion, data collection, analysis and reporting, while Scan-to-Path software adapts robot paths using measured part geometry. Its CobotQC system uses a FANUC CRX collaborative robot for 3D scanning. Other configurations include linear scanning, a three-axis measurement gauge and handheld scanning equipment.

OCS Optical Control Systems GmbH develops quality measurement and optical inspection equipment for polymer and petrochemical production. Its headquarters are in Witten, Germany. Its equipment checks raw materials, films and web products for contamination and quality defects. Services include manufacturing inspection equipment, integrating systems, and planning and commissioning complete laboratories.

Lincode develops AI based visual inspection systems for manufacturing. Its LIVIS platform evaluates production images to detect defects and verify assembly features. Published applications include surface inspection, component presence checks and inspection of automotive assemblies. The platform connects inspection information with production equipment and enterprise systems for quality records and traceability.

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.

Perceptual Robotics supplies autonomous drone inspection systems and artificial intelligence software for wind turbine maintenance. Its headquarters are in Bristol, United Kingdom. Its Dhalion system collects turbine inspection data, and its software analyses damage to support repair decisions. The company also provides inspection services and processes data from other inspection methods.