Robotics

AutoStore invented the ultra-dense 'cube storage' logistics model, deploying thousands of robots that operate on massive grids to fulfill e-commerce orders at unprecedented speeds. Utilizing vastly less space and energy than standard aisles, they offer a highly modular, scalable order-fulfillment infrastructure.

Gideon develops autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for material handling in industrial and logistics environments. The company equips its mobile robots with proprietary 3D spatial AI and computer vision, allowing them to navigate safely in warehouses and manufacturing plants. Gideon operates with its core engineering teams anchored in Croatia.

Starship Technologies builds and operates thousands of intelligent, sidewalk-navigating delivery robots that are actively deployed across university campuses and cities worldwide. Serving as a pioneering European alternative in autonomous logistics, they offer a highly proven, environmentally friendly, and significantly scaled alternative to US-based autonomous logistics projects like Nuro and Amazon Scout.

Universal Robots created the world's first commercially viable collaborative robot—robotic arms designed to work safely alongside humans without cages. By making automation highly flexible and accessible, they empower small and medium businesses to innovate their manufacturing processes.