Companies
Robotics and physical-AI companies by country, sector, technology and stage.
Beijing humanoid robot maker that builds bipedal and wheeled humanoids and direct-drive dexterous hands, with robots already working in logistics centres.
KAIST-born Korean maker of cobots, mobile dual-arm robots and quadrupeds; a Samsung subsidiary.
Tactile fingertip sensors for robotic grippers
Reflex Robotics builds wheeled general-purpose humanoid robots intended to take over repetitive work in industrial sites.
Irvine, California electric vehicle maker listed on Nasdaq and a major shareholder in Mind Robotics
Shenzhen lidar maker selling sensors to carmakers and, increasingly, to robot makers
Munich DLR spin-off making 3D stereo vision sensors and AI perception software for robot picking and automation.
KOSDAQ-listed Seoul maker of DYNAMIXEL smart actuators and physical AI robot platforms.
Korean developer of AI-driven bipedal humanoid robots for factory and logistics work.
Chinese maker of collaborative and industrial robot arms, listed in Hong Kong since July 2026.
New York AI company known for generative video models, now extending its world models into robot control.
German enterprise software group whose Joule AI agents are being connected to industrial robots.
Singapore technology, defence and engineering group partnering HTX on humanoid robots for public safety
Korean electronics group building a robotics business around humanoid development and its largest-shareholder position in Rainbow Robotics.
Chinese thermal-management components maker developing electromechanical actuators for bionic robots.
Frankfurt-listed German motion technology group that supplies humanoid robot joints and actuators and plans to put humanoids on its own lines.
Bavarian DLR spin-off making torque sensors, torque-controlled SensoJoint drives for cobots and medical robots, and force-feedback systems.
Singapore-headquartered maker of tactile dexterous robot hands, haptic data gloves and manipulation robots
Shenzhen-based robot vacuum manufacturer and service provider with R&D and factories in China and Vietnam, iRobot's primary contract manufacturer.
Singapore telecom group whose Digital InfraCo unit runs the RE:AI cloud that will power HTX's embodied AI work
| Company | Country | Sector | Stage | Total funding | Valuation | Founded | Technologies |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ROBOTERA Beijing humanoid robot maker that builds bipedal and wheeled humanoids and direct-drive dexterous hands, with robots already working in logistics centres. | CN | — | — | — | 2023 | ||
| Rainbow Robotics KAIST-born Korean maker of cobots, mobile dual-arm robots and quadrupeds; a Samsung subsidiary. | KR | Collaborative Robot | Public | — | 2011 | ||
| Ras Labs Tactile fingertip sensors for robotic grippers | US | — | — | — | — | ||
| Reflex Robotics Reflex Robotics builds wheeled general-purpose humanoid robots intended to take over repetitive work in industrial sites. | — | — | — | — | — | ||
| Rivian Irvine, California electric vehicle maker listed on Nasdaq and a major shareholder in Mind Robotics | US | — | Public | — | — | ||
| RoboSense Shenzhen lidar maker selling sensors to carmakers and, increasingly, to robot makers | CN | — | Public | — | — | ||
| Roboception Munich DLR spin-off making 3D stereo vision sensors and AI perception software for robot picking and automation. | DE | — | — | — | 2015 | ||
| Robotis KOSDAQ-listed Seoul maker of DYNAMIXEL smart actuators and physical AI robot platforms. | KR | — | Public | — | 1999 | ||
| Robros Korean developer of AI-driven bipedal humanoid robots for factory and logistics work. | KR | — | — | — | — | ||
| Rokae Robotics Chinese maker of collaborative and industrial robot arms, listed in Hong Kong since July 2026. | CN | — | Public | — | 2014 | ||
| Runway New York AI company known for generative video models, now extending its world models into robot control. | US | — | — | — | — | ||
| SAP German enterprise software group whose Joule AI agents are being connected to industrial robots. | DE | — | Public | — | — | ||
| ST Engineering Singapore technology, defence and engineering group partnering HTX on humanoid robots for public safety | SG | — | Public | — | — | ||
| Samsung Electronics Korean electronics group building a robotics business around humanoid development and its largest-shareholder position in Rainbow Robotics. | KR | — | Public | — | 1969 | ||
| Sanhua Intelligent Controls Chinese thermal-management components maker developing electromechanical actuators for bionic robots. | CN | — | Public | — | — | ||
| Schaeffler Frankfurt-listed German motion technology group that supplies humanoid robot joints and actuators and plans to put humanoids on its own lines. | DE | — | Public | — | 1946 | ||
| Sensodrive Bavarian DLR spin-off making torque sensors, torque-controlled SensoJoint drives for cobots and medical robots, and force-feedback systems. | DE | — | — | — | 2003 | ||
| Sharpa Singapore-headquartered maker of tactile dexterous robot hands, haptic data gloves and manipulation robots | SG | — | — | — | — | ||
| Shenzhen PICEA Robotics Shenzhen-based robot vacuum manufacturer and service provider with R&D and factories in China and Vietnam, iRobot's primary contract manufacturer. | CN | — | — | — | — | ||
| Singtel Singapore telecom group whose Digital InfraCo unit runs the RE:AI cloud that will power HTX's embodied AI work | SG | — | Public | — | — |