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1X Technologies
1X Technologies is a Norwegian-American robotics and artificial intelligence company developing general-purpose humanoid robots for home environments. The company is headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with main manufacturing operations in Hayward and additional manufacturing in Moss, Norway. 1X designs androids built to benefit society, with safety first, balanced performance, and smart behavior. Its mission is to design androids that work alongside people to meet the world’s labor demand and build an abundant society. Founded in 2014 as Halodi Robotics, it rebranded in 2022 to focus on domestic robotics.
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365Robot Pte. Ltd.
365Robot Pte Ltd was set out to be an Artificial Intelligence (AI) solution provider with a vision to help our clients achieve a better and happier life with the assistance of robots. Our main goal is to create an environment where humans and robots can work together as a team. To bring the greatest robot experience, we provide one-stop robotics solutions including robot sales, rent, servicing, and design customised robot solutions. Started as an automation solutions provider in 2008 with the vision to cater the needs in the modern world and making life happier with technology.
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3S Robotics
3S Robotics Co., Ltd. is a South Korean logistics- and robot-automation integrator based in Anyang, Gyeonggi-do, founded in May 2017 as Studio 3S and renamed 3S Robotics in 2025. It grew out of the IT and controller development of Korea's YUDO group, whose in-house IT team dates back to 1997, and combines its own software (ILC integrated logistics control, WMS and smart-factory platforms), Digital Twin simulation consulting and hardware into total solutions for factories and fulfilment centres. Its own TAGON range, developed in-house from 2016, covers factory AGVs - Heavy Lifter, Tugger, Roller, Flex Picker and the arm-carrying Robot+ - and the rail-guided TAGON Shuttle for automated tote storage. It also integrates partner robots from Libiao, Hikrobot, Standard Robots, Quicktron, HAI Robotics, Elite Robots, OSARO and Twinny, sells cobot palletizing, machine-tending, picking and dining-robot cells, and develops LAPAL and AMIX palletizing software. Projects listed on its site include CJ Logistics, Musinsa, Coupang, LX Pantos, Hankook Tire, Hyundai Motor, Samsung Display and Samsung SDS.
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4am Robotics GmbH is a German maker of autonomous mobile robots for intralogistics, with sites in Plattling (Bavaria) and Leinfelden-Echterdingen near Stuttgart. It combines the Mobile Robotics division of Schiller Automatisierungstechnik, which has more than three decades of intralogistics automation experience and built its first autonomous pilot product in 2016, with Mojin Robotics, a Fraunhofer spin-off with a background in service robotics and mobile manipulation. Schiller took a majority stake in Mojin in 2020, '4am Robotics' became the joint product brand in 2022, and Mojin Robotics GmbH was renamed 4am Robotics GmbH in April 2023. The company is part of SCIO Automation, an automation group of 12 brands with around 1,800 employees. Its products automate industrial trucks: the AFi-M and AFi-H autonomous forklifts for multi-level material handling, and the ATi-M, ATi-H and ATo-H autonomous tugger trains for heavy loads over long distances indoors and outdoors. All connect over WiFi and 4G/5G and support the VDA 5050 interface; customers include automotive manufacturers and the chemicals group Evonik. The company is certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001.
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ABLE Human Motion
ABLE Human Motion is a Barcelona medical-device company that designs, manufactures, sells and maintains robotic exoskeletons for neurorehabilitation. It was founded in October 2018 as a spin-off of the Biomechanical Engineering Lab of the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (UPC) by engineering classmates Alfons Carnicero and Alex Garcia and mechanical-engineering professor Josep M. Font, and is based in the Parc Tecnologic Barcelona Activa, where it has an R&D workshop, production area and test laboratory. Its ABLE Exoskeleton, a lightweight hip-knee powered exoskeleton for gait rehabilitation after spinal cord injury and other neurological conditions, was developed with clinicians and patients, trialled at Institut Guttmann, Heidelberg University Hospital and Asepeyo Hospital, and received the CE mark as a medical device in 2024; the company says it has helped more than 500 people take over two million steps. ABLE Human Motion is ISO 13485 certified, a member of IISART, sells to hospitals and rehabilitation centres in the European Union through distributors, and is developing a personal-use version for home and community walking.
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Abundant Robotics
Abundant Robotics was a Hayward, California agricultural robotics startup spun out of SRI International in 2016 by Dan Steere (CEO), Curt Salisbury and Michael Eriksen to build a vacuum-picking robotic apple harvester. It raised about USD 12 million (a USD 2M SRI seed and a USD 10M Series A led by GV in 2017), ran the first commercial robotic apple harvest with T&G Global in New Zealand in 2019, and shut down in mid-2021; Wavemaker Labs acquired its IP.
Accio Robotics
Accio Robotics (Illuminify Technologies Pvt. Ltd.) is a warehouse automation company based in HSR Layout, Bengaluru, India. It was founded in 2019 by Pranav Srinivasan and Tuhin Sharma and focuses on order picking in fulfilment centres. Its products are AccioPick Air, a bin-to-person system in which mobile robots climb tall storage racks to store and retrieve bins; AccioPick Pilot, an assisted picking system with picklist consolidation and put-to-light; AccioKart, an electrified picking cart; and AccioOS, software that assigns and tracks warehouse tasks from receiving to dispatch. The company targets e-commerce, grocery, pharmaceutical, industrial, automotive and third-party logistics warehouses. Its site says it has delivered to organisations including Mahindra Logistics and the Indian Navy, and it raised USD 1.8 million in a pre-Series A round in January 2024.
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Aceii Technology Limited (一思智能)
AceiiLab develops AI tennis robots for training, teaching, and competitive play. Their flagship product, AceiiLab A1, uses AI vision and dynamic movement to simulate a human training partner, offering personalized coaching insights and tracking player performance.
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ACY Automation Inc.
TaiwanACY Automation Inc. is a Taiwan-based manufacturer specializing in End-of-Arm Tooling (EOAT) modules and components for industrial robots. The company supplies a full EOAT ecosystem — quick-change systems, aluminum profiles and frame connectors, mounting clamps, vacuum cups, sprue and finger grippers, air nippers, fittings, and related modular tooling — helping customers improve productivity in automation and plastic injection molding applications.
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ADLATUS Robotics
ADLATUS Robotics GmbH is a German maker of autonomous professional cleaning robots based in Ulm, Baden-Wuerttemberg. It develops, manufactures and distributes service robots and offers customers complete solutions including consulting, commissioning, training and service, drawing on a team with more than 20 years of robotics experience. Its range is the CR700C/D autonomous scrubber-dryer robot (cylindrical-brush and disc versions) with the S700-2 service station, and the SR1300 autonomous vacuum sweeper with the S1300 service station, built on its 'Trusted Robotics' platform: navigation with 2D and 3D LiDAR rather than cameras for data-protection reasons, collision avoidance to performance level D under IEC 63327, and operation without WLAN or internet. The SR1300 was nominated for the CMS Purus Innovation Award 2023. In September 2025 ADLATUS formed a strategic partnership with NEURA Robotics, and in 2026 NEURA Mobile Robots took over 100% of ADLATUS, which continues as an independent company within the NEURA group.
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ADLINK Technology Inc.
TaiwanADLINK Technology Inc. is a global leader in edge computing, designing and manufacturing products for embedded computing, test and measurement, and automation applications. The company provides innovative solutions for industrial automation, communications, medical, defense, transportation, and infotainment industries, with a strong focus on AI at the edge and IoT solutions.
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Advantech
TaiwanAdvantech is a global leader in IoT intelligent systems and embedded platforms, with a corporate vision of "Enabling an Intelligent Planet." The company focuses on edge computing and artificial intelligence, providing hardware and software solutions for industrial IoT, machine automation, and various vertical markets. Their offerings include products and services for manufacturing, energy, healthcare, smart cities, transportation, retail, and logistics.
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Aegeus Technologies
Aegeus Technologies is a Bengaluru-based maker of robots for solar power plants. Founded in 2017, it designs, fabricates, assembles and tests its machines at its own facility in Bengaluru and focuses on cleaning solar panels without water. Its product line includes Unicorn, a self-powered waterless cleaning robot for ground-mount and rooftop arrays; Shreem, a lightweight portable cleaner for rooftop installations; Optima, a rail-mounted semi-automatic cleaning system; and Asset Guard, an autonomous inspection robot for solar plants. It also sells cleaning as a pay-per-panel service (Module Cleaning as a Service) and runs operations and maintenance work in Saudi Arabia. Aegeus reports granted patents in India, the USA, Australia, China and Saudi Arabia, and deployments in India and the Gulf. Aegeus Technologies Limited listed on the BSE SME platform in 2026 (scrip code 544858).
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AE Robotics Co., Ltd.
AE Robotics Co., Ltd. is an innovative high-tech enterprise specializing in robot integration. They focus on 6-axis collaborative robots (cobots) and industrial OEM workstations, providing high-quality products and solutions for applications such as machining, handling, welding, and palletizing. They offer robots from multiple brands like Yaskawa, Kuka, Fanuc, ABB, and AUBO, as well as their own "AE Robot" brand, along with robot solutions, parts, and integration services.
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AEROCON
AEROCON (JSC Aerocon, Russian: AO AEROKON) is a Russian aerospace engineering company in Zhukovsky, Moscow Oblast, founded on 6 March 1991 as a state enterprise by the Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute (TsAGI) to solve defence-conversion tasks, and based on TsAGI's premises; it became a closed joint-stock company in 1995 and a joint-stock company in 2017. It carries out aerodynamics research and development for the Russian aviation industry, including work on the Su-57 fifth-generation fighter programme, aircraft special-characteristics and synthetic-aperture radar studies. Its INSPECTOR line of unmanned aerial vehicles includes research UAVs from the 350 g, 30 cm-span INSPECTOR-101 - described as Russia's smallest fixed-wing UAV - to a hydrogen fuel-cell INSPECTOR-402 flown in 2011 with the Kurchatov Institute, and the INSPECTOR-202O aerial-target system in serial production for MANPADS training, all flown by its own Turman-AS autopilot and flight-control system. AEROCON also builds the FORTIS 'aerojeep' hovercraft, two of which were bought by Russia's Interior Ministry in 2019.
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Aerones
Aerones builds robots that climb wind-turbine towers on cables to inspect, clean, coat and repair blades, including leading-edge repair, cutting turbine downtime and rope-access work at height. It says it works with nine of the world's ten largest wind companies, including Siemens Gamesa, Enel, GE and Vestas. Founded in Riga by Dainis Kruze and Janis Putrams, the company raised a US$9 million seed in 2022 led by Future Positive Capital, a US$38.9 million Series A in December 2022 and a further US$30 million in January 2023 co-led by Lightrock and Haniel, and won a €4.4 million EU Innovation Fund grant for blade-repair robots.
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AFORMIC
AFORMIC is the autonomous mobile robot company of AIUT, the Gliwice-based Polish engineering group (founded 1991, more than 1,000 employees) that calls itself Poland's largest systems integrator. AIUT founded AFORMIC in 2018 to design AGVs; it operates as AFORMIC Polska Sp. z o.o. in Gliwice and AFORMIC Inc. in Duncan, South Carolina, with engineering support across North America, Europe and Asia. Its intralogistics system pairs the F series of autonomous mobile robots with the QURSOR fleet-management platform, which handles task allocation, path planning, traffic orchestration, KANBAN logic and coordination with factory equipment. The F series covers a pallet-jack robot, a fork-over-leg stacker, a counterbalance forklift, a reach truck, modular, standard and heavy-duty underride robots for loads up to 6 tonnes, a roller-conveyor shuttle and a scissor-lift robot, all navigating by lidar SLAM with SICK safety scanners and no floor infrastructure; AFORMIC also builds customised variants for specific plants.
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Agade
Agade is an Italian maker of semi-active industrial exoskeletons, spun out of a Politecnico di Milano research project that began in 2017 on exoskeletons to help people with muscular dystrophy in daily life. Its name stands for Anti-Gravity Active Device for Exoskeletons, the robotic technology it patented in 2019: actuators that pair an elastic spring mechanism with an electric motor and use sensors and AI to give assistance only when the wearer lifts a load. The company was incorporated in 2020 with investment from 360 Capital Partners and Genera Imprese, was selected by the European Innovation Council accelerator in 2021, tested its shoulder exoskeleton with pilot customers including Brembo in 2022, closed a EUR 4 million round with Cysero, 360 Capital, the EIC Fund, CDP Venture Capital, Brembo and Genera Imprese in 2023, and launched its first product, Agadexo Shoulder, in 2024. Agadexo Lowback, a back-support version, is offered for pre-order. It is led by co-founders Lorenzo Aquilante (CEO), Daniele Ramirez (COO), Mattia Tabaglio (CTO) and Sofia Paganelli (lead firmware engineer).
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Ageless Innovation
Ageless Innovation is a US company that makes products to improve the lives of older adults through joy, human connection and play, best known for the Joy for All Companion Pets - lifelike robotic cats and dogs for seniors, including people living with dementia. Joy for All began inside Hasbro in 2015, when a team exploring new markets launched the companion pet cat in December 2015 and the companion pet pup in 2016; in April 2018 the Joy for All leadership team left Hasbro and founded Ageless Innovation through a friendly spin-out acquisition of the brand. Its companion pets respond to touch and motion with lifelike movements and sounds, require no feeding or vet care, and have been the subject of peer-reviewed studies on loneliness and social isolation; they are sold to families and to healthcare and senior-care organisations. Ageless Innovation also sells the Walker Squawker, an animatronic singing bird for walkers invented by 93-year-old Rita Melone (2022), and, as Hasbro's first licensee focused entirely on the aging market, senior-friendly versions of Scrabble, Trivial Pursuit and The Game of Life.
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AgiBot Inc. (Zhiyuan Robotics)
AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) is a Shanghai-based Chinese robotics company founded in 2023. It develops general-purpose humanoid robots and embodied AI systems for industrial, commercial, service, and research applications.
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Agile Robots SE
Agile Robots is a provider of automation solutions in robotics and artificial intelligence, focused on creating intelligent robotic systems that improve efficiency and flexibility across industries such as automotive, consumer electronics, healthcare, and services.
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AgileX Robotics Co., Ltd.
AgileX Robotics is a leading provider of mobile robot chassis and customized unmanned driving solutions. They offer a full range of industry-leading robotic chassis, including UGVs, AGVs, and tracked vehicles, along with autonomous driving solutions and robot R&D kits. Their products serve various industries such as autonomous driving, academic research, agriculture, logistics, and inspection.
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Agora Robotics
Agora Robotics is a Romanian robotics company that provides complete, integrated autonomous solutions for understaffed everyday jobs in large facilities, aiming to bring the benefits of automation - cost reduction, repeatability, precision, adaptability and endurance - with minimal onboarding costs. Its main product is Sweep, an autonomous industrial floor-scrubbing robot for warehouses, factories, shopping malls and airports that maps, navigates and cleans without human intervention and empties and recharges itself at a docking station; it is produced in Romania with a solid metal frame and stainless-steel tanks and is supported directly by the manufacturer. Agora also offers MUV, an autonomous UV-C (UVGI) disinfection robot for healthcare facilities. The company lists Bureau Veritas EU certification, membership of the NVIDIA Inception programme, Orange Fab and Techcelerator, a Design Intelligence Award, and Global Startup Awards nominations for Startup of the Year in Romania.
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Agrointelli
Agrointelli (AgroIntelli; Agro Intelligence A/S, later Agrointelli ApS) was a Danish field-robotics company headquartered at Agro Food Park in Aarhus, with production in Lem, western Jutland, that designed, built and distributed the ROBOTTI autonomous implement carrier for arable and horticultural row and bed crops. Founded by Ole Green and later led by CEO Jens Brylle, it sold ROBOTTI through distributors across Europe and beyond - and directly in Denmark, starting with the diesel-hydraulic ROBOTTI 150D and later the long-range ROBOTTI LR. A Danish court declared it bankrupt in late February 2026 for lack of liquidity, after it had delivered more than 65 robots that logged over 10,000 operating hours in 20 countries. Its patents and software were sold separately to industry buyers, and UK-based Autonomous Agri Solutions acquired the ROBOTTI hardware, parts, production materials and technical documentation to continue supporting the platform. Its agrointelli.com website now returns HTTP 410 (gone).
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AGVE Group (AGVE AB) is a Swedish maker of automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and AGV control systems, headquartered in Askim, Gothenburg, and active since 1985. It began by developing and manufacturing AGV control systems, with General Motors as its first customer, was one of the first companies to introduce PC-based AGV control, and still develops its own electronic platform. Since 1989 it has also supplied complete vehicles - more than 130 designs and over 4,500 AGVs delivered - with design and manufacturing in-house and about 75 employees. Its range covers customised forklift, side-loader, very-narrow-aisle (VNA), platform and tugger AGVs for loads of up to 65 tonnes and lift heights of up to 11 metres, guided by laser, magnetic, inductive-wire, QR-code, contour or painted-path navigation, plus its first standardised model, the Polaris counterbalance forklift AGV, and the Smoova web-based fleet management system. AGVE has grown through AGVE Korea (2002), an Italian presence (2009), the acquisition of Swedish integrator Simatic (2013), AGV Solutions for the Americas (2014) and a merger with Dutch Scarabee Logistic Systems (2015), and sells both directly and through large material-handling system integrators.
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AGV Network
AGV Network is a web platform and blog created by Alfredo Pastor Tella that provides comprehensive information, resources, and insights into Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs). It aims to help individuals and businesses understand mobile robot technology, assess offerings, and optimize logistics processes through automation.
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AheadForm
AheadForm (首形科技) is a Shanghai robotics company that builds hyper-realistic bionic robot heads and busts for face-to-face interaction with AI. It was founded in 2024 by Dr. Yuhang Hu, whose facial-robotics research at Columbia University's Creative Machines Lab produced a robot face that predicts and mirrors human expressions, published in Science Robotics in 2024. The company develops the full stack itself - flexible bionic skin, compact brushless facial motors and multimodal AI that links gaze, expression, lip movement and voice. Its Origin series are desktop bionic interaction platforms, led by the Origin F1, and its ELF series are flagship bionic display robots: Elf Xuan, which sang at the 'Robot Wonder Night' gala in February 2026, and the upper-body Elf Xuan 2.0 for stage, exhibition and brand use. AheadForm lists offices in Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou, Shenzhen and New York.
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AI² Robotics Inc.
AI² Robotics (智平方, Shenzhen), founded in April 2023, builds general-purpose intelligent robots around its own embodied foundation model, Alpha Brain. The company's framing is that a robot is the next intelligent terminal category after the smartphone and the smart vehicle, and its strategy is correspondingly vertical: model research, forward robot-body design, manufacturing and scaled deployment held together as one Model x Hardware x Scenario system rather than licensed in pieces. Alpha Brain's distinguishing claim is GOVLA — a Global and Omni-body Vision-Language-Action model that coordinates perception, language and whole-body action end to end, giving full-space understanding, coordinated control and complex task reasoning. AI² Robotics deploys into demanding production settings rather than demonstrations: automotive and electronics manufacturing, semiconductor and panel production with cleanroom requirements, sterile biotechnology work, public services and new retail. It also publishes open developer documentation and an SDK, and offers VR and exoskeleton teleoperation rigs for data acquisition and human-robot interaction research.
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AiDrones GmbH
AiDrones GmbH (Ai Drones) is a German maker of professional unmanned systems based in Koenigs Wusterhausen, Brandenburg, near Berlin, incorporated in 2010. It developed and sold electric multicopter and helicopter drones for security, inspection, surveying, mapping and agricultural and environmental monitoring, together with autonomous survey boats for hydrographic work. Its lineup comprised the AiD-MC8 coaxial electric octocopter with interchangeable camera and thermal payload modules, the AiD-H85 intermeshing twin-rotor UAV helicopter with a 50 kg lift capacity, and the AxBoat autonomous survey boat for sonar mapping of rivers, lakes and harbours. Its aidrones.de website went offline in early 2026.
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Aiper
Aiper builds cordless robotic pool cleaners and solar-powered pool skimmers, and describes itself as working towards a wider "smart yard ecosystem" that now also takes in smart irrigation and pool-water monitoring. The company was founded in 2017 on the observation that smart technology had transformed the inside of the home while the backyard was still "burdened with chores and tangled in cords". Its answer was to pioneer the cordless robotic pool cleaner - dropping the floating hose and mains lead that tethered earlier machines - and it has since added underwater wireless communication, allowing a submerged robot to be controlled in real time from an app, and solar charging with automatic sun-seeking for its surface skimmers. The range runs from essential above-ground cleaners to all-in-one machines that cover floors, walls, the waterline and the water surface in a single device, with the current flagship using dual-camera AI vision to recognise debris and plan its route. Aiper reports more than three million users across 57 countries and regions, 10,000 retail stores, and eight global offices.
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Airseekers
Airseekers was established in 2022 to build outdoor intelligent robots, and its first product line is the TRON family of robotic lawn mowers. The machines are aimed at larger and rougher gardens than most consumer mowers attempt: they climb slopes of up to 65 percent, cross uneven ground and handle a range of grass types, with an IPX6 rating so weather does not interrupt a schedule. Positioning combines network RTK with VSLAM for inch-level accuracy, backed by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a 4G SIM so the mower stays reachable across a large plot. Setup is wireless - the mower maps the garden itself and is then scheduled from the app - and Airseekers' FlowCut cutting system redistributes mulch back onto the lawn rather than collecting it.
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AIST (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)
Aitheon
Aitheon is a business-automation company that combines a cloud software platform with its own service robots. Its Aitheon platform brings business systems - project management, order management, customer support, HR, marketplace, smart infrastructure, cameras and device control - into one place with built-in AI and process automation, and lets companies register, pilot and manage robots and machines from the same interface, including third-party mobile robots, machines and robotic arms. Its own robots are the Laska UVD and Yezhik UVD autonomous ultraviolet disinfection robots, built for commercial and industrial sites respectively and offered with modular battery pods and drivetrain upgrades, and the Yezhik autonomous robot for lifting, handling, moving and unloading materials in warehouses. Robots connect over WiFi and report through the Aitheon platform, mobile app and messaging channels. Aitheon also runs reseller, solution-provider and hardware-integrator partner programmes.
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