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senseFly (AgEagle)
SwitzerlandsenseFly (AgEagle) is a provider of full-stack drone solutions, offering flight hardware, sensors, and software for customers in industries such as energy, construction, agriculture, and government.
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SenseRobot
ChinaSenseRobot is the consumer robotics brand of SenseTime, the Hong Kong-listed AI company, sold in China as Yuanluobo. It makes home robots that play board games against a person on a real board: a camera reads the position and a small robotic arm moves physical pieces, with an AI engine, lessons and exercises built in. The company describes itself as the first to put home-use AI robotic arms into large-scale production and claims more than 100,000 units sold. Its first product, an AI Xiangqi (Chinese chess) robot, launched in August 2022 as SenseTime's first household consumer product. A Go robot followed in June 2023, and the international chess robot was unveiled at the 2024 World Robot Conference and went on sale in China that September. SenseRobot Chess and the cheaper Chess Lite launched internationally through Indiegogo in April 2025, and the compact Chess Mini followed in 2026. International sales run through SenseRobot (Hong Kong) Technology Limited, via the brand's own store, Amazon, Costco and distributors. SenseRobot is a strategic partner of the European Chess Union, whose curriculum is built into the chess robots.
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sensmore
Germanysensmore retrofits existing heavy machines (wheel loaders, haul trucks, dumpers and underground load-haul-dump machines) with sensors, compute and its physical-AI software so whole fleets can run autonomously on mining, quarry and construction sites, with CEMEX and Lhoist among users. Founded by Maximilian Rolf (CEO) and Bjarne Johannsen (CTO), it raised about US$7.3 million in May 2025 led by Point Nine Capital with Acequia Capital, Tiny Supercomputer, Prototype Capital and Entrepreneur First, plus Brandenburg state and EU funding.
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Sentante
LithuaniaSentante is a medical robotics company founded in 2017 in Lithuania, building a haptic, device-agnostic robotic platform that lets clinicians perform complex endovascular procedures remotely while still feeling what their instruments feel. By combining mechatronics, sensing, procedural data, AI and connectivity, it aims to turn interventional medicine from a hands-on craft limited by location into an accessible, data-driven practice - and to take clinicians out of the X-ray field. Its system received a CE mark in May 2026, and commercial deployment has begun in vascular surgery and interventional radiology, with neurovascular intervention as the next step. Separately, its remote stroke programme was granted FDA Breakthrough Device Designation in September 2025. The company reports the first endovascular robot to complete an entire procedure in a clinical trial (ESSENTIAL, NCT06537947), a world-first transatlantic remote thrombectomy on perfused human cadaver models, and a GLP animal study of 24 remote procedures run across three continents. Sentante's strategy leans heavily on data: every procedure records drive-side force and torque, device kinematics and time-aligned fluoroscopy, which it intends to use to train AI assistance. It has integrated NVIDIA Jetson AGX into its latest robot, was among the first to develop on NVIDIA Isaac for Healthcare, and is a member of NVIDIA Inception. It is led by chief executive and co-founder Edvardas Satkauskas, with co-founder Dr. Tomas Baltrunas as chief medical officer.
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FranceSepro Group is a French manufacturer of industrial robots and automation for plastic injection moulding. It was founded in 1973 in La Roche-sur-Yon when Paul Radat created SEPRO Engineering, initially automating the fabrication of sheet-metal parts; the company delivered its first numerical-control robot for unloading injection presses in 1982 and was renamed Sepro Robotique in 1994. Its robots take moulded parts out of injection moulding machines and handle the work that follows - sprue picking, part placement, insert loading and post-processing. The range is organised by axis count: three-axis linear robots such as the S5 Picker and S5 Speed Line, five-axis machines including the S7 Line and the 7X Line (Sepro linear axes combined with Staubli rotary axes, with a heavy-load option to 100 kg), and the six-axis 6X Visual, which pairs a Staubli or Yaskawa polyarticulated arm with Sepro's Visual control platform. A common Visual control system runs across the range. The company reports 650 employees of 25 nationalities, more than 40,000 injection moulding machines equipped worldwide, and a presence in over 42 countries through subsidiaries, service centres, automation centres and training centres in the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria and Hungary, Spain, Benelux, Switzerland, China, Brazil, Mexico, the United States and Canada, alongside an independent distributor network. Manufacturing is at La Roche-sur-Yon in France and Warrendale, Pennsylvania. The registered entity is SEPRO ROBOTIQUE, a societe par actions simplifiee with capital of 902,340 euros, listed in the La Roche-sur-Yon trade register under number 399 308 428.
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Servosila
United Arab EmiratesServosila is a robotics technology company headquartered in Dubai, UAE (Servosila FZCO, Dubai Silicon Oasis), founded in 2013. It designs, manufactures and sells servo drives, brushless motor controllers, high-precision zero-backlash harmonic reducers, outdoor-rated servo actuators and multi-axis motion-control software, which it sells to other robot designers and through its own online shop and RobotShop. Its own robot is the Servosila 'Engineer', a lightweight, backpack-transportable tracked mobile robot for disaster response, firefighting, search and rescue, public safety and hazardous engineering work, also used as a research and education platform. Buyers configure it from Servosila's modular components - chassis with or without stair-climbing flippers, robotic arms of one or two segments, grippers, robotic heads with sensor packages and radio links - and Servosila also sells robotic arms, heads and chassis on their own.
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Servus Intralogistics
AustriaServus Intralogistics GmbH is an Austrian maker of rail-guided autonomous transport robots and modular intralogistics systems, based in Dornbirn, Vorarlberg, and part of the family-owned Heron technology group (alongside CNC Technik, VerticGreens and Robotunits). Active in intralogistics since 2005, it automates the material flow of factories, hospitals and retail operations from the warehouse to the production line in a single system. At its core is the ARC (Autonomous Robotic Carrier), now in its fifth generation as the ARC5: swarms of robots that travel on passive, mostly overhead track profiles, find their way by RFID tags and talk directly to lifts, switches, loading stations and buffers. Around it Servus builds a modular kit of track, assistants, load-handling devices, PickStations, the Servus-Store compact warehouse, automated small-parts storage and its own control software, planned with customers in a 'Solution Lab' workshop. References include ZF, Hamilton Medical, Klinikum Lippe, Hirschmann Automotive, Bystronic and W&H. Besides Dornbirn it has sales offices in Vorchdorf (Austria), Gutersloh (Germany), Madrid (Spain) and Cranbury, New Jersey (USA).
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SESTO Robotics
SingaporeSESTO Robotics is a leading provider of Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) and related applications that automate delivery and material transfer processes in manufacturing, healthcare, and commercial facilities. Its robots are developed in-house and are designed to integrate with systems such as doors, lifts, and MES to support intralogistics operations.
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ChinaSevnce (Qiteng Robot, 七腾机器人有限公司) is a Chinese maker of explosion-proof robots for hazardous industries, based in Chongqing. Its robots replace or assist people in patrol inspection, reconnaissance and emergency response at oil, chemical, natural-gas, power, steel, mining and liquor plants, pipelines and tank farms, and it offers rental, customisation, dealer and after-sales services. The range spans the X5 explosion-proof wheel-legged quadruped; wheeled inspection robots (L3, L4-S, SGLS-C3, L7 Twister and the L7 Fire inspection-and-firefighting robot); rail-hung inspection robots for pipe galleries and tunnels (G7 Power, the twin-rail G451 and the KRXG32C for underground coal mines); the D071 tracked inspection robot; the QT04 explosion-proof firefighting and reconnaissance robot with a water/foam monitor; the GA7 security patrol robot for public spaces; and the C26 explosion-proof charging house. Its robots carry optional payloads such as laser gas telemetry, vibration measurement, optical and acoustic imaging, voiceprint and noise detection, flame detection, lifting gimbals and robot arms.
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United KingdomShandong Guoxing Intelligent Technology
ChinaShandong Guoxing Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. (山东国兴智能科技股份有限公司), trading internationally as SUPROBOT, builds remote-controlled robots for fires and other situations too dangerous to send people into. It works from No. 125 Changjiang Road in Yantai, Shandong, and its own strapline — 'expert for special robotics in high-risk complex situation' — is an accurate description of the catalogue: explosion-proof reconnaissance machines certified for petrochemical atmospheres, electric and diesel firefighting robots carrying water cannons from 40 to 150 litres per second, a smoke-exhaustion robot moving 100,000 cubic metres of air an hour, a telescopic machine that fights fire from fifteen metres up, an amphibious drainage robot for floods, and a tracked forest mower for cutting firebreaks. The company sells the tracked chassis under its machines as products in their own right, which is unusual and tells you where its engineering depth sits: Christie independent suspension, toothed drive wheels to stop track detachment, and rubber tracks embedded with metal and Kevlar. Its robots are built to standards such as CB3836-2010 and carry explosion-proof ratings, and it reports deployments with customers including Sinopec.
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Shanghai MOONS' Electric Co., Ltd.（上海鸣志电器股份有限公司）
ChinaShanghai MOONS' Electric Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer engaged in motion control, intelligent LED lighting control, and industrial equipment management products, with operations in Shanghai, China.
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Shanghai MScape Technology Co. Ltd
ChinaMscape is a high-tech enterprise dedicated to building a domestic computing ecosystem for both software and hardware, with a goal of self-sufficiency in embodied intelligence computing bases and operating systems. It also developed the super-heterogeneous “Dvorak” architecture for brain-cerebellum collaboration in embodied intelligence applications.
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ChinaShanghai PartnerX Robotics (Abilix) is a Shanghai maker of educational robots founded in 1996, selling under the Abilix brand (Chinese brand name Nengli Fengbao, 'Ability Storm'). Its robots are built around a theory of multiple intelligences and are sold with graded programming software, from app-based projects for young children through flowchart and Scratch to C and Java, along with curricula, school robotics labs and the WER robotics contests. Its catalogue spans graded consumer series - Krypton brick robot kits, Oculus mobile companion robots, Everest humanoid robots, Iris programmable quadcopters, Argon flying brick kits and Boya multi-DOF robot kits - and classroom lines: School Krypton contest kits, the Creative (C) brick series programmed with VJC software, and the Modular H1 screw-less robot kits. Abilix has partner sites in Singapore, South Korea and Poland.
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Shanghai ZS Robotics Co., Ltd
ChinaZS ROBOTICS (Shanghai ZS Robotics Co., Ltd) builds pallet AS/RS - automated storage and retrieval systems for pallets - centred on four-way shuttles. It describes its goal as making pallet automation safer, simpler and easier to use, connecting four-way shuttles, lifts, conveyors and its ZSmart platform into one coordinated system, and says its products are validated in demanding commercial and industrial applications worldwide. Safety is its stated differentiator, with features it calls industry firsts: a pallet locking device, a one-way pallet stopper, a mechanical stopper module, pallet-stability screening, a safety charging cabinet and a tow-rescue design, plus a 20-wheel four-way pallet shuttle drive that reduces rail stress by about 30% and a 2.5-tonne mechanical lifting structure. Its shuttles carry 15-sensor safety systems combining lidar and time-of-flight sensors, and they are certified to CE, UL and CSA standards. The company was founded in 2019, was granted a High-Tech Enterprise certificate by Shanghai authorities in 2021, launched its first-generation mechanical four-way shuttle in 2020 and the ZSmart platform in 2022, opened its Suzhou factory alongside angel funding in 2023, raised Series A in 2024 and Series A+ in 2025, and in 2026 expanded into North America, Europe, South America and Australia with local teams in the United States and Europe. It serves retail and e-commerce, food and beverage, third-party logistics, automotive, energy, manufacturing, electronics and chemicals.
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Shark Robotics
FranceShark Robotics is a French deep-tech company that designs and manufactures robots for firefighting, security, demining and defence missions. Founded in 2016 and based in La Rochelle, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, the company engineers, assembles and tests its systems in-house, combining robotics hardware, AI software and its own battery technology. Its catalogue covers the Colossus and Rhyno Protect firefighting robots, the Barakuda logistics mule, the Atrax demining robot and the Shark Spike deployable spike strip. Shark Robotics gained international visibility when Colossus units were used by the Paris Fire Brigade during the 2019 Notre-Dame de Paris fire. Source: https://www.shark-robotics.com/about-us
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Sharpa
SingaporeSharpa is a full-stack AI robotics company — registered as Sharpa Pte Ltd in Singapore — whose stated aim is general-purpose robots that complete whole shifts unassisted. Its work centres on manipulation rather than locomotion: the Wave five-finger dexterous hand, the North humanoid built around it, and CraftNet, a hierarchical vision-touch-language-action model split into a planning system, a movement system and a contact-closing system that folds language, vision, tactile and proprioceptive feedback into fine-grained action.
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Shenhao Technology
ChinaHangzhou Shenhao Technology Co., Ltd. (杭州申昊科技股份有限公司, stock code 300853) was founded in 2002 and is a listed company building robots for what it calls industrial health — keeping heavy infrastructure running by inspecting it continuously instead of periodically. Its architecture spans land, sea, air and tunnel, and the product line is organised by where the robot works rather than by what it is: L-series wheeled, rail-hanging, tracked and explosion-proof inspection robots for substations, switch rooms and oil and gas plants; E-series quadrupeds for power inspection and police patrol; and T-series machines for rail transit, including a line comprehensive inspection robot and a train-underside inspection robot. Around the hardware it sells the analysis: image recognition covering meter reading, switch and indicator status, oil level, corrosion, leakage and personnel behaviour, which it says ranks among the top entries in State Grid algorithm competitions. Shenhao reports over 20 years of inspection experience, more than 50 industry standards developed, 700+ intellectual property rights and deployments across 26 Chinese provinces, with substation products covering 35 kV to 1000 kV and rail products in service on the Singapore, Xi'an, Hangzhou, Shanghai Shentong, Changzhou, Shaoxing and Fuzhou metros.
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