Aldebaran Robotics, founded in 2005, engages in the design, development, and sale of autonomous humanoid robots to the general public. It offers its robotics solutions for researchers and educators with more than 160 employees, including 40% in R&D, involved in the development and production of the celebrated "NAO" and future robots.
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Boston Dynamics, Inc., an engineering company, develops robots and software for human simulation.
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Meka Robotics develops hardware and software systems for robotics researchers, specializing in robots designed to work in everyday environments. The company's core expertise spans compliant robotics, force controlled actuators, manipulator design, real-time software, and highly integrated mechatronic systems.
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Rethink Robotics develops adaptive, low-cost robots for manufacturing. Rethink's solutions are targeted for the SMB market and designed to be human-safe and easily programmable. The company's flagship product, Baxter, is the world's first low-cost industrial humanoid robot.
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