Robot manufacturers, Physical AI developers, component suppliers and system integrators, with named products and official sources.
149 company profiles across 32 countries.
149 verified results
United States
1X Technologies
Verified source
1X Technologies develops NEO, a humanoid intended for tasks in the home. Its work combines robot hardware, learned control and human assistance during development and operation.
Addverb develops robots and automation systems for moving and sorting goods. Its warehouse portfolio combines mobile robots, storage equipment and software that coordinates material flow.
Autonomous mobile robotsIndustrial robotsRobotics software
Role
Robot manufacturer
Location
India
Products
Autonomous mobile robots, Sorting robots, Warehouse automation systems
AgiBot develops humanoid and mobile manipulation platforms alongside robot-learning software. Its product families include the A2 and X2 humanoids and the G2 industrial platform.
AMP develops AI-based sorting systems for recycling facilities. Cameras identify materials on moving streams, and robotic or other automated equipment separates selected items for recovery.
Andromeda Robotics develops Abi, a social robot designed for conversation and interaction in aged-care settings. The product combines a mobile body with expressive movement and dialogue software.
ANYbotics makes ANYmal quadruped robots for industrial inspection. The robots carry sensing equipment through facilities to collect visual, thermal and acoustic observations, with mission software for repeat inspection rounds.
The directory uses verified product activity rather than marketing language. A company may appear in several categories when official pages show distinct products, such as industrial arms, mobile robots and robotics software.
Commercial companies and research organizations
The directory includes commercial products and documented development programmes. A listed programme may still be in development. Product families and company divisions appear under their named business; a subsidiary with its own product range can have a separate profile.
Autonomy claims require evidence
The directory does not treat every mobile or humanoid robot as autonomous. Teleoperation, scripted demos, supervised operation and task autonomy are different control modes and should be checked on the official product page.
What to verify before contacting a supplier
Confirm the supported task, payload, workspace, safety method, integration requirements, maintenance plan, service region and evidence from deployments that resemble your environment.
Frequently asked questions
How are companies selected for this directory?
Each entry links to an official company, product or research source documenting robotics work. The directory includes robot builders, software developers, component suppliers and integrators with their own engineering work. Verified refers to the source check, not independent testing or certification of a product.
Does this directory include every robotics company?
No. It is a continuously updated verified directory. Coverage grows when reliable official sources support a useful entry.
What is the difference between a robot manufacturer and a system integrator?
A manufacturer develops a robot or core robotics product. An integrator combines robots, tooling, software and safety systems into a working deployment. Some companies do both.
How should buyers verify that a robotics company is active?
Check current product pages, documentation, support contacts, recent official updates, deployment evidence and whether replacement parts or software updates remain available.
Directory last updated October 6, 2026. Each profile keeps its own source-check date.