Automation Suppliers

Iberfluid Instruments supplies instruments and systems for industrial process measurement and control.

IFS Softeon develops warehouse management, warehouse execution and distributed order management software. Its platform also covers labour and resource management, billing, vendor managed inventory, planning, tracking and orchestration of warehouse automation. IFS completed its acquisition of Softeon in 2026, and the business now operates as IFS Softeon.

Intelitek develops learning systems and training programmes for manufacturing, engineering and industrial automation.

KV-Techniek designs and integrates robotic production and handling systems. Its capabilities include palletizing, pick and place, case packing and conveyor systems. The company manufactures grippers and supporting equipment and provides programming and service. A published pharmaceutical installation uses two FANUC SCARA robots to print, inspect and place sterile pouches in trays.

LASCAM systems develops and manufactures automated laser processing equipment for metals and plastics. Its headquarters are in Prague, Czechia, with demonstration and application development facilities. Published systems perform robotic laser trimming, cleaning, surface treatment and additive manufacturing. Its automotive work includes laser decoating with neural network based quality evaluation, and it has demonstrated a FANUC collaborative robot with a FANUC 2D camera.

LTW Intralogistics designs and implements automated storage and material flow systems. Its warehouse equipment includes stacker cranes and high bay storage for pallets and other loads. Its United States website describes cold storage, tyre handling, container storage and other intralogistics applications. The company also provides warehouse management software and integrated systems for manufacturing and distribution.

Magazino develops mobile robots and autonomy software for intralogistics. Its SOTO robot picks and transports small load carriers, while TORU retrieves cartons or standard containers from shelving for order picking. The Munich-based company became part of Jungheinrich in 2023. Its engineering team also develops autonomy technology for the parent company’s automation portfolio.

Mass Automation designs and manufactures custom production machinery and retrofits existing equipment. Its capabilities include pick-and-place systems, robotics, vision inspection, laser measurement, testing and data logging. The company works with control platforms including Allen-Bradley, Mitsubishi, Emerson, DirectSoft and Omron. Its published projects include medical assembly machinery, pharmaceutical filter equipment and vision-guided robotic packaging.

MATADOR Group comprises businesses in industrial automation, stamping tools, automotive component production and engineering. Its holding company identifies its headquarters in Bratislava, Slovakia. Through MATADOR Automation, the group designs, builds, commissions and services automated production systems. Its capabilities include KUKA robot integration, machine vision, contact and non-contact measurement, PLC programming and production line installation.

Matroid develops computer vision software for automated industrial inspection and monitoring. Its platform enables users to train and deploy visual detection models without writing code. Its manufacturing applications include detecting cracks, scratches and other surface defects, tracking inspection data and monitoring workplace hazards. The company identifies its headquarters in Palo Alto, California.

MDE Automation B.V.

MEYSENS GmbH, formerly Toposens, develops the ECHO ONE three-dimensional ultrasonic sensor system for mobile robot obstacle detection and collision avoidance.

MOTOR JIKOV Fostron a.s. develops moulds, tools, special purpose machines and robotic production lines. Its registered headquarters are in České Budějovice, Czechia, and it serves automotive and other industrial customers. Its equipment supports automated component loading, assembly, machining and product testing. The company describes control system work using Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Mitsubishi and Telemecanique technology.

MSI TEC supplies automation, motion control, robotics and industrial computing equipment. Its headquarters are in Centennial, Colorado. It distributes Omron and Yaskawa Motoman robots and gripping products from suppliers including Robotiq, OnRobot and Piab. Its engineering services include robot cell and tooling design, control panels, software and autonomous material transport applications.

Mushiny develops mobile robots and warehouse automation systems. Its headquarters are in Suzhou, China. Its range combines autonomous mobile robots, automated tote storage, goods to person picking and sorting systems. The company also offers automated bag packaging equipment for warehouse fulfilment operations.

Neofyton supplies injection moulding machines, robots and auxiliary equipment for plastics processing. Its represented manufacturers include ENGEL, Wintec, Piovan, Frigel and MB Conveyors. The company offers design, installation, maintenance, spare parts and operator training. Its robot range includes ENGEL e-pic, viper and easix equipment for removing and handling moulded parts, and it identifies its headquarters in Novi Sad, Serbia.

NEUMAN & ESSER Automation provides electrical, instrumentation, control and industrial automation systems from operations in Velbert and Garbsen, Germany. Its scope runs from planning and project engineering through implementation, training and support. The current business incorporates EVB Technik and EMSR Industrieautomation. Official transition information states that EMSR Industrieautomation was purchased and integrated as part of the automation company during 2025.

NewWay Automation designs and builds industrial automation, tooling and production equipment. Its services include mechanical integration, controls, inspection systems, CNC machining and 3D printing. Robotic applications include machine loading and unloading, vision guided handling and assembly. The company also builds conveyors and equipment for dispensing, riveting, screwdriving and assembly, and states that its services are available throughout the United States.

nVenia manufactures and integrates packaging equipment under the ARPAC, FISCHBEIN and HAMER brands. Its headquarters are in Wood Dale, Illinois. Equipment covers bag filling and closing, case packing and end-of-line handling. Its robotic systems use FANUC and Yaskawa robots for palletizing, depalletizing and case packing. Engineering services include robot selection, tooling, controls, simulation, programming and commissioning.

Pentaline designs and builds integrated production and packaging lines, primarily for food, beverage and tissue products. Its services include engineering, assembly, commissioning and system integration. The company supplies robotic palletizing, depalletizing and product handling systems, including the EvoPal range. Its equipment can connect with conveyors and automated warehouses.

QUIROBOT develops autonomous mobile equipment for material movement and inventory operations. Its Quixmind product material describes autonomous forklifts, autonomous stackers, cargo-transport platforms, inventory-control functions, autonomous wheelchairs, and software for moving goods. The company's legal notice identifies QUIROBOT SL in Alicante, Spain.

Regal Rexnord manufactures electric motors, drives, bearings, couplings, gearing, conveyors, chains, sensors, and motion-control components. Its products support industrial automation, robotics, conveying, packaging, food processing, material handling, and power transmission. The company supplies components and engineered subsystems through a global commercial network.

Relay develops wearable communication devices and software for frontline teams. Its platform supports voice communication, location awareness, safety alerts, workflow coordination, and operational data for factories, warehouses, hospitality, health care, and other distributed workplaces. The company provides workforce communications and operational-intelligence technology rather than industrial robots or machine controls.

Shanghai SUN-WA Technos is a technology trading company supplying industrial electronics and mechatronics products. Its Chinese website presents Yaskawa servo systems, industrial robots and variable-frequency drives alongside other factory-automation components. The company is a wholly owned Chinese subsidiary of Japan-based SUN-WA TECHNOS Corporation. It supports equipment, component and system procurement for industrial customers from operations in China.

Spray-Tech/Junair designs and manufactures paint booths, ovens and complete industrial finishing systems. Its automated lines can integrate pretreatment, washing, drying, liquid or powder application, curing, material handling and controls. The company states that it supports industrial operations across North America and identifies its base in Rialto, California. Its systems serve automotive, aerospace and general industrial finishing applications.

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.

Stanley Robotics develops autonomous robots and storage-management software for outdoor vehicle logistics. Its robots lift and move cars for airport parking and vehicle-storage operations. The company states that it is headquartered in Paris and became a subsidiary of HL Robotics in 2025. Its published projects focus on Europe and vehicle-logistics sites.

Star Seiki manufactures Cartesian take-out robots and automation equipment for plastic injection moulding. Its products include automatic unloaders, end-of-arm tooling, conveyors and related labour-saving systems. The Japanese parent operates subsidiaries and service offices across Asia and North America. Star Seiki Singapore serves Singapore and Malaysia with sales, maintenance, spare parts and automatic unloaders.

Sterkelec distributes industrial automation and electronics equipment in western France.

STILL Denmark supplies forklift trucks, warehouse equipment and intralogistics systems. Its local portfolio includes automated vehicles, industrial racking, material flow software, fleet management and service programs. The Danish operation is part of the international STILL organization, which develops complete intralogistics and automation solutions. The reviewed country site did not clearly state the local legal entity name, headquarters location or Canadian relationship.

SVS-Vistek develops industrial cameras and imaging components for machine-vision systems. Its camera families support GigE Vision, USB3 Vision, CoaXPress and Camera Link interfaces, with global-shutter sensors, programmable triggering and integrated lighting control on selected models. The company also supplies frame grabbers, industrial computers, lenses, lighting, cables and software through its own portfolio and partners including Euresys and Neousys.

TECNA manufactures resistance-welding equipment, robot welding guns, adaptive controls, weld testers, transformers, inverters and spring balancers. Its components are used by system integrators, automation builders and robotic welding applications. The company’s United States site provides product and technical support for North American customers. The reviewed sources do not confirm a Canadian office or complete robot-cell integration service.

TeepTrak provides software and connected sensors for real-time production monitoring, overall equipment effectiveness, downtime, quality, cycle time and process parameters.

TEHNOS develops and manufactures agricultural machinery, metal subassemblies and finished products for original-equipment-manufacturer customers.

Tianchang Fuan Electronics Co., Ltd.

TIBEG Christoph Putz GmbH supplies components for industrial automation and electrical control systems. Its published product groups include programmable controllers, servo drives, stepper motors, small geared motors, industrial computers, vision sensors, inductive sensors, signal towers and audible indicators. The company presents a broad component portfolio for machine controls, sensing and motion.