Verified organizations with active robotics products or documented robotics development in Asia.
Regional coverage and verification
45 organizations are listed for Asia, across India, China, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, United Arab Emirates, Taiwan. Profiles describe each company’s products and role, from complete robots to software and components. Regional placement follows the published company location, with notes where a business operates from multiple countries. A listing does not establish local sales or support.
Company profiles
India
Addverb
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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.
Astribot develops S1, a robot assistant and manipulation platform. Its public work focuses on learning physical tasks from demonstrations and controlling the robot’s arms during object handling.
Booster Robotics builds humanoid robots for developers, education and research. Its platforms are used to explore locomotion, whole-body control and tasks such as robot football.
CYBERDYNE develops HAL wearable robots. The devices assist body movement using signals and sensors associated with the wearer, with configurations for rehabilitation and physical support.
Deep Robotics builds legged robots, including quadrupeds for inspection and research. Its range spans the X30 and Lite3 platforms, alongside the DR02 humanoid programme.
DENSO WAVE makes industrial robots for handling and assembly. Its range includes SCARA, articulated and collaborative configurations, with controllers and programming tools for production equipment.
Dobot Robotics makes collaborative and educational robot arms. Its CRA, Nova and Magician ranges address different handling and teaching tasks, while Atom extends its development work into humanoid robotics.
Doosan Robotics develops collaborative robot arms and application systems. Its products are used in tasks such as palletizing, machine tending and assembly, with configurations selected around the required reach and load.
Elephant Robotics makes compact robot arms and mobile platforms for education and development. Its myCobot, myBuddy and myAGV products let users build experiments involving single arms, two-arm manipulation and movement.
Education and research robotsIndustrial robotsAutonomous mobile robots
EngineAI develops bipedal and humanoid robot platforms. Its PM01, SE01 and T800 programmes address different sizes and configurations for locomotion and embodied-robotics development.
Eureka Robotics develops controllers and perception systems for robot manipulation. Its tools combine vision and motion control for tasks such as identifying parts in a bin and guiding a robot arm to pick them.
Fourier develops humanoid and manipulation platforms for research and interaction. Its portfolio includes the GR-3 humanoid and GRW platform, supported by interfaces for robot development.
Galbot develops G1, a mobile robot with two arms for object handling. Its work combines robot hardware with learned perception and manipulation, including tasks such as picking and organising items.
Humanoid robotsAutonomous mobile robotsPhysical AI
Hai Robotics develops automated case-handling systems for warehouses. HaiPick robots retrieve containers from storage and carry them to work areas, working with software that coordinates inventory movement.
Hanson Robotics develops expressive social robots including Sophia. Its work combines animated faces, conversation software and human-interaction demonstrations for research, education and public events.
Hanwha Robotics develops HCR collaborative robot arms and mobile automation products. Its systems address production handling and internal logistics, with integration around the machines and materials used on site.
JAKA Robotics builds collaborative arms for production automation. Its robot families support applications such as assembly, machine tending and packaging, with different mechanical and control configurations.
Kawada Robotics develops NEXTAGE, a dual-arm robot with an upper-body layout suited to workstations. Its systems target handling and assembly tasks that require two arms and visual guidance.
KEENON Robotics develops service robots for delivery and cleaning. Its portfolio includes tray-carrying robots, hotel delivery systems and floor-cleaning platforms, alongside the XMAN humanoid programme.
Service robotsAutonomous mobile robotsHumanoid robots
LimX Dynamics develops legged and humanoid robots. Its TRON platforms and humanoid programmes give developers hardware for studying balance, locomotion and coordinated whole-body control.
Legged robotsHumanoid robotsEducation and research robots
LionsBot makes autonomous floor-cleaning robots for commercial facilities. Its R3 products include vacuuming and scrubbing configurations, supported by tools for scheduling and supervising cleaning work.
Micropolis Robotics develops modular wheeled robots and fleet-management software. Its platforms can carry equipment for patrol, cleaning or transport, with software for planning missions and supervising operation.
Autonomous mobile robotsRobotics software
Role
Robot manufacturer
Location
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Products
Modular mobile robots, MicroPilot, Mission Planner, Fleet Manager
Mitsubishi Electric develops MELFA industrial robots and supporting controllers. The range covers handling and assembly tasks, with RT ToolBox3 software for programming and checking robot operations.
Neuromeka develops collaborative arms and other factory-automation robots. Its Indy range supports handling and production tasks, while its wider portfolio includes fast picking systems and control software.
OMRON supplies robot arms, collaborative robots and mobile robots as part of its factory-automation business. Its systems connect robot motion with machine control, sensing and production workflows.
Industrial robotsCollaborative robotsAutonomous mobile robots
Role
Robot manufacturer
Location
Japan
Products
Industrial robot arms, Collaborative robots, Mobile robots
OTSAW develops mobile robots for delivery, hospital logistics and security. Its portfolio includes systems that transport goods through facilities and outdoor robots designed around monitored patrol or delivery routes.
Rainbow Robotics develops robot arms and mobile manipulation platforms. RB-Y1 combines a wheeled base with a torso and two arms, providing hardware for coordinated handling and robotics research.
Collaborative robotsAutonomous mobile robotsHumanoid robots
RobotEra develops humanoid robots, dexterous hands and robot-control models. Its L7 robot and XHAND1 hand form part of a programme aimed at coordinated movement and object manipulation.
ROBOTIS develops DYNAMIXEL smart actuators and robot platforms built around integrated motion control. Its portfolio extends from components and research hardware to mobile manipulation and humanoid development.
Robot componentsHumanoid robotsAutonomous mobile robots
Epson develops industrial robot systems for production automation. Its robot arms work with vision and force-control options to carry out handling and assembly tasks around machines and fixtures.
Industrial robots
Role
Robot manufacturer
Location
Japan
Products
Industrial robot arms, Robot vision systems, Force-control systems
SteerAI develops autonomy systems for ground vehicles. Its CoreX kit combines sensing and control software to automate vehicle movement, while xRift provides a robotic platform for off-road operations.
Robotics softwarePhysical AIAutonomous mobile robots
Techman Robot builds collaborative arms with integrated vision. Its systems use camera information for tasks such as locating parts, checking objects and guiding the arm during handling.
Unbox Robotics develops UnboxSort, a robot-based parcel-sorting system. Mobile robots carry items to assigned destinations within a vertically arranged sorting setup for logistics operations.
Yamaha Motor’s robotics business supplies SCARA, Cartesian and other industrial robots. Its product range includes robot controllers and motion hardware for integrating handling and assembly into production machines.