Companies by continent
Verified organizations with active robotics products or documented robotics development in Oceania.
11 organizations are listed for Oceania, across Australia, New Zealand. 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.
Australia
Advanced Navigation develops navigation, positioning and autonomy technologies used in robotics, marine, aerospace and vehicle systems.
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Australia
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.
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Australia
Applied EV develops autonomous-ready vehicle platforms and control systems for commercial mobility applications.
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Australia
Carbonix develops fixed-wing drones with vertical take-off and landing. Its electric Volanti aircraft carries survey or inspection payloads, combining vertical launch with wing-borne flight.
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Australia
Contactile makes tactile sensors for robot grippers. Its compliant sensing elements measure contact forces and slip, giving a robot feedback that can be used to adjust its grip during handling.
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Australia
Emesent develops autonomous mapping and inspection technology for drones and mobile platforms in GPS-denied environments.
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Australia
FBR develops construction and industrial robots. Hadrian places masonry blocks, while its Mantis and Firehawk programmes address welding and refractory lining of industrial ladles.
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Australia
LYRO Robotics develops vision and grasping technology for picking and packing food. Its systems use cameras and robotic grippers to handle items such as fresh produce on a packing line.
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New Zealand
Robotics Plus develops agricultural and handling robots, including the Prospr vehicle for orchard and vineyard work. Now part of Yamaha Agriculture, it also documents automated log measurement and fruit-packing systems.
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New Zealand
Scott Technology builds automated production equipment and robotic systems. Its work spans meat processing, materials handling and mining laboratories, combining specialised machines with robot control and integration.
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Australia
SwarmFarm Robotics develops lightweight autonomous field robots and an application ecosystem for agricultural work.
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