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Berkshire Grey is a Bedford, Massachusetts-based AI and robotics company that builds integrated pick-and-place, parcel sortation, trailer-unloading, and shuttle-sortation systems for eCommerce fulfillment, retail replenishment, and parcel logistics operations.

  • Updated Aug 14, 2026

Silagroup — SILA is a next-generation business services and real estate platform based in India, backed by Norwest Venture Partners. It delivers strategic solutions across Facility Management, Material Handling Services, Food & Catering, Real Estate Advisory, and Real Estate Development, supporting corporate entities, real estate funds…

  • Updated Aug 12, 2026

Thirdwave (Third Wave Automation) builds autonomous material-handling systems for warehouses and distribution centers, led by its shared-autonomy forklift platform where one human operator can supervise a fleet of self-driving forklifts that operate independently and hand control back to a person when needed.

  • Updated Aug 13, 2026

Cyngn (NASDAQ: CYN) is a Mountain View, California autonomous vehicle technology company that develops and deploys industrial autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for material handling. Its flagship DriveMod stack is a vehicle-agnostic, AI-powered autonomy system that retrofits onto standard industrial vehicles such as tuggers and forklifts, paired…

  • Updated Aug 14, 2026

Vecna Robotics is a Waltham, Massachusetts material-handling automation company, spun out of Vecna Technologies in 2018, that builds autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) — autonomous forklifts, pallet trucks, tuggers, conveyor and lifter platforms — together with Pivotal, its end-to-end orchestration software suite for warehouse and manufacturing…

  • Updated Aug 13, 2026

ABB Robotics is the robotics and discrete-automation business of ABB Ltd, the Swiss-Swedish multinational headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. ABB was formed in 1988 from the merger of ASEA (Sweden) and Brown, Boveri & Cie (Switzerland), with ASEA's IRB 6 (1974) considered the world's first microprocessor-controlled industrial robot.

  • Updated Aug 14, 2026

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