Automation Suppliers

Tech Rim Standards manufactures standard and custom components for automation tooling and machine building. Its product families include body-in-white tooling components, automation rollers, end-of-arm tooling components and safety products. The company operates machining, stamping and assembly capacity at its Rochester Hills, Michigan, facility. It serves integrators and manufacturers in automotive, aerospace, packaging, medical and defence applications.

Tepea designs and builds custom automation equipment, robot cells and special-purpose machines. Its services include mechanical and electrical design, control-panel work, PLC and robot programming, commissioning, maintenance and retrofits. The company develops handling, palletizing, depalletizing, assembly and inspection cells with conventional robots and cobots. It documents Siemens controls and KUKA, Yaskawa, ABB and FANUC robot platforms.

Tera Automation designs and builds industrial automation machines and robot cells. Its products include CNC machine-tending cells, palletizing systems and complete automated lines for precious-metal production. The company integrates anthropomorphic, SCARA and Cartesian robots into production processes. Its work covers material handling, packaging, machine loading and traceability for industrial manufacturers.

TOYO Automation Co., Ltd.

Toyota Material Handling International presents Toyota's global range of warehouse trucks, automated guided vehicles and logistics systems.

Tutor Intelligence develops robot hardware, foundation models and deployment operations for dexterous industrial manipulation. Its Cassie robot performs bulk and case picking in factories and warehouses, while Sonny is a two-armed mobile robot designed for dexterous hand-work and material-handling workflows. The company is headquartered in Watertown, Massachusetts and operates deployments across the continental United States.

UFACTORY develops collaborative and industrial robot arms, including the xArm, Lite 6 and UFACTORY 850 series. Its product ecosystem includes grippers, vacuum grippers, force sensors, camera systems, linear tracks and Studio programming software. The company's United States headquarters is in New York, New York. The reviewed shipping and contact pages do not confirm a Canadian office or explicit Canadian service coverage.

Unimec A/S engineers and manufactures custom machines, automated assembly systems, production equipment and robot solutions. Its capabilities include screwdriving systems, waterjet cutting, ultrasonic processing, roller conveyors and manual or automated production cells. The company supplies healthcare, food, metal and general industrial customers in Denmark and abroad.

VA Technology designs and supplies shellroom equipment and automation for investment-casting foundries. Its portfolio includes complete shellroom systems, slurry tanks, sanders, material-handling equipment and IC-series robots engineered for shell manipulation. The company publishes customer-support and engineering coverage for Europe and North America.

VestTech builds custom production equipment, packaging lines and industrial automation. Its systems handle sorting, grouping, stacking, case packing, palletizing and internal product transport for food, metal, plastics and consumer-goods operations. The company integrates Nachi, Rokae and HIKROBOT equipment and has also published work with FANUC industrial robots. It designs grippers, conveyors and machine interfaces for each application.

VS Engineering designs and builds custom machines, rotary-table systems, assembly lines and testing equipment. Its automation work includes robot and cobot cells, pick-and-place systems, dispensing, palletizing and packaging. The company integrates anthropomorphic, collaborative and SCARA robots with machine vision and traceability. It lists an operating address in Torri di Quartesolo, Vicenza, Italy.

ZTEC supplies robotics, machine vision, sensors, grippers and automation products to system integrators, machine builders and manufacturers in the Nordic and Baltic regions. It supports training, simulation and partner matching for automation projects. The company's documented brands include NACHI industrial robots, ROKAE collaborative robots, OTC DAIHEN welding systems, Hikrobot mobile robots and vision, SensoPart sensors and Mech-Mind vision.

Zünd Systemtechnik develops modular digital cutting systems and production software. Its cutters process fabrics, leather, composites, packaging materials and other sheet goods, with automation for material transport, tool handling, registration and cut part removal. The company lists Zünd America in Wisconsin for demonstrations, service and production workflow support.

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.

Abel Womack supplies and integrates warehouse and material handling equipment. Its range includes Raymond forklifts, conveyors, automated storage and retrieval systems, autonomous mobile robots and robotic palletizing systems. The company names Universal Robots, FANUC and Locus Robotics in its automation material. It offers equipment maintenance, replacement parts and forklift safety training. Its website identifies Lawrence, Massachusetts, as its headquarters.

Advanced Dynamics supplies and integrates packaging automation for filling, capping, labelling, sleeving, cartoning and end of line handling. Its product range also includes conveyor systems and palletising equipment. The company lists food and beverage, pharmaceutical, personal care, cosmetics, home care and chemical applications. Its website identifies its head office in Bradford, United Kingdom.

The ARM Institute is a nonprofit manufacturing institute that funds robotics and artificial intelligence projects and helps manufacturers assess robotics opportunities. Serves United States.

Automation Development Inc. Serves United States.

Automation Technology GmbH develops and manufactures 3D imaging sensors and infrared cameras for industrial automation. Its products support laser profiling, thermal monitoring, inspection, process control and non-destructive testing. The company serves automotive, plastics, electronics, food and pharmaceutical applications. Its company page lists its facility in Bad Oldesloe, Germany.

Automationstechnik Sp. z o.o. designs and builds custom machines, assembly lines, robotic cells and intralogistics systems. Its work includes industrial automation, production robotization and traceability systems. The company provides engineering, machine building, integration and commissioning. Its website identifies Kraków, Poland, as its headquarters.

Daifuku Intralogistics America designs, manufactures and installs warehouse automation systems. Its robotics portfolio includes palletising, depalletising, case picking and autonomous mobile robot solutions. It integrates machine vision, conveyors, controls and software for distribution and manufacturing applications. Formerly Wynright Corporation, it adopted its current name in January 2024. Daifuku’s 2026 group profile identifies its headquarters in Hobart, Indiana.

Eastern Automation Systems designs and builds custom automation machinery and production lines. Its systems assemble, inspect and package products using in house mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, fabrication and PLC engineering. The company operates an engineering and manufacturing facility in Farmingdale, New Jersey. It integrates inspection into assembly equipment.

ENWAY develops autonomous driving technology for municipal and industrial sweeping vehicles. Its systems combine perception, positioning, route planning and remote operations for electric road and site sweepers. The company operates from Berlin and is part of Bucher Municipal. Published projects include autonomous sweeping deployments in Germany and Singapore using Bucher vehicles.

EP Equipment manufactures lithium powered warehouse trucks, forklifts, pallet trucks and autonomous mobile robots. Its XP15 and XQE122 platforms automate pallet movement and reach truck tasks in warehouses and factories. The company identifies Hangzhou, China, as its headquarters and publishes a global dealer and service network. Its autonomous equipment combines vehicle controls, navigation and fleet software for material movement.

Esko develops software and production systems for packaging design, prepress, artwork management, workflow automation and print quality control.

FAMA supplies machinery, metalworking services and industrial automation.

HAGE Sondermaschinenbau develops custom production machinery, friction stir welding systems and automated manufacturing equipment.

HEITEC designs industrial automation, electronics, software and special machinery.

iTech Robotics and Automation builds robotic systems, custom machines, jigs and fixtures.

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Jorgensen Engineering develops packaging handling machinery and complete automated lines. Serves United States.

Logos Automation LLC integrates industrial automation, PLC controls and SCADA systems. Its services include consulting, control system development and equipment upgrades. The company integrates FANUC, KUKA and ABB robots for material handling, CNC machine loading, case packing and palletizing. It also describes robotic depalletizing, press loading and vision inspection applications.

PRO ALI Design designs and manufactures food-grade conveyor and material-handling systems for meat, seafood, bakery, snack, confectionery, fruit, and vegetable processors.

PROEL Automatizacija delivers industrial automation projects covering electrical engineering, control panels, PLC, DCS and SCADA programming, machine vision, industrial robots, commissioning, maintenance, and training.

Pyrotec Automação Industrial distributes and applies industrial automation products in western São Paulo state. Its offering includes OMRON six-axis, Delta, SCARA, collaborative, and autonomous mobile robots, along with machine vision, PLC, motion, communication, and pneumatic equipment. The company states that it has worked with industrial automation systems since 1985 and serves the region around Campinas, Brazil.

Ramco Innovations distributes factory-automation products and provides application engineering, control-panel building, robotics proof-of-concept work, and system support. Its product lines cover sensing, safety, industrial control, motion, machine vision, connectivity, pneumatics, robotics, and conveyors. The company represents brands including Omron, Panasonic, OPTEX, SMC, Banner, Turck, Unitronics, Red Lion, Robotiq, OnRobot, QC Conveyors, ABB, and Yaskawa.