MEMS/NEMS
Micro and nano electromechanical systems
Everspin Technologies
Chandler, United States
World leader in MRAM (Magnetoresistive RAM) products for enterprise and industrial applications
CEA-Leti
Grenoble, France
One of Europe's largest micro and nanotechnology research institutes
Nanoscribe
Karlsruhe, Germany
Pioneer in 3D microprinting using two-photon polymerization for nanoscale fabrication
NanoMedical Systems
Austin, United States
Developer of nanochannel drug delivery implants for sustained therapeutic release
Stanford Nanofabrication Facility
Stanford, United States
User facility providing nanofabrication capabilities for academic and industrial research
Cornell NanoScale Facility
Ithaca, United States
National user facility for nanoscale science and technology research
Sandia National Laboratories - CINT
Albuquerque, United States
DOE user facility for nanoscience research focusing on integration and synthesis
Nanotools
Munich, Germany
Producer of high-aspect ratio AFM tips for semiconductor metrology
Nanometrics Canada
Kanata, Canada
Developer of seismological sensors and MEMS-based monitoring systems
Nano Dimension
Ness Ziona, Israel
Pioneer in additively manufactured electronics (AME), developing 3D printing systems for multi-layer PCBs and electronic components
Sensirion
Stafa, Switzerland
Swiss leader in environmental and flow sensors using MEMS technology
Nanotec Pi
Karlsruhe, Germany
German company specializing in precision motion control for nanotechnology
Physik Instrumente
Karlsruhe, Germany
World leader in precision motion and nanopositioning systems
FormFactor
Livermore, United States
Leading provider of semiconductor test and measurement equipment
Fraunhofer IPMS
Dresden, Germany
German research institute for photonic microsystems and nanotechnology
A*STAR IME
Singapore, Singapore
Singapore's leading microelectronics research institute
Tower Semiconductor
Migdal HaEmek, Israel
Specialty semiconductor foundry with analog and MEMS capabilities
X-FAB
Tessenderlo, Belgium
European specialty foundry for MEMS and analog semiconductors
Nano-Bio-MEMS
Cincinnati, United States
Developer of MEMS-based nanobiosensors
NanoPass Technologies
Ness Ziona, Israel
Developer of microneedle drug delivery systems
Imina Technologies
Lausanne, Switzerland
Developer of miBot nanoprobing systems
SmarAct
Oldenburg, Germany
Developer of precision piezo positioners for nanotechnology
nPoint
Middleton, United States
Developer of nanopositioning stages and controllers
Queensgate Instruments
Bracknell, United Kingdom
Pioneer in capacitance-based nano-positioning
NanoGiants
Munich, Germany
Developer of mobile robotics using nanotechnology principles
Boston Micro Fabrication
Maynard, United States
Developer of micro-precision 3D printing systems
Exaddon
Zurich, Switzerland
Developer of electrochemical additive manufacturing for metal microstructures
NanoSciences
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese manufacturer of nanolithography and patterning equipment
STMicroelectronics MEMS
Geneva, Switzerland
World's largest MEMS manufacturer for consumer and automotive
Bosch Sensortec
Reutlingen, Germany
Major MEMS sensor manufacturer for consumer electronics and IoT
Analog Devices MEMS
Wilmington, United States
High-performance MEMS inertial sensors for industrial and automotive
InvenSense (TDK)
San Jose, United States
Motion sensing MEMS company, now part of TDK Corporation
SiTime
Santa Clara, United States
Leader in MEMS-based timing solutions replacing quartz oscillators
Knowles Corporation
Itasca, United States
Leading MEMS microphone and balanced armature speaker manufacturer
Qorvo MEMS
Greensboro, United States
RF MEMS filters and switches for mobile and 5G applications
Silex Microsystems
Jarfalla, Sweden
Pure-play MEMS foundry for advanced microsystems
Teledyne MEMS
Thousand Oaks, United States
Advanced MEMS foundry and device manufacturer
SynSense
Zurich, Switzerland
Neuromorphic vision and AI processor company spun from ETH Zurich
Crocus Technology
Grenoble, France
Spintronics company for MRAM and magnetic sensors
SPTS Technologies
Newport, United Kingdom
Etch and deposition equipment for advanced packaging and MEMS
Samco
Kyoto, Japan
Plasma processing systems for semiconductor and MEMS
NanoFlex
San Jose, United States
Piezoelectric nanopositioning and manipulation systems
Hangzhou Silan
Hangzhou, China
IDM semiconductor company with MEMS sensors
Infineon Technologies
Munich, Germany
Major semiconductor company with MEMS and power devices
Süss MicroTec
Garching, Germany
Mask aligners and lithography equipment for MEMS
NXP Semiconductors
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Major semiconductor company for automotive and IoT
STMicroelectronics
Geneva, Switzerland
Global semiconductor leader in MEMS, MCUs, and SiC
Nordson Electronics
Westlake, United States
Precision dispensing and plasma treatment for electronics
Efficient Power Conversion
El Segundo, United States
GaN power transistor pioneer
Globetronics
Penang, Malaysia
Sensor packaging and electronic manufacturing
Okmetic
Vantaa, Finland
High-quality silicon wafers for sensors and MEMS
SemiConductor Laboratory
Chandigarh, India
India's semiconductor fab with MEMS and nano capabilities
NanoLock Security
Ramat Gan, Israel
Device-level security at the nano-agent level
Intrinsic ID
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Physical Unclonable Function security at nanoscale
Berkeley Marvell Nanofabrication Laboratory
Berkeley, United States
UC Berkeley's premier nanofabrication facility
ETH Zurich FIRST Lab
Zurich, Switzerland
ETH's frontiers in research, space and time cleanroom
CNRS LAAS
Toulouse, France
French national MEMS and nano research center
Nanomotion
Yokneam, Israel
Piezoelectric ceramic motors
Physik Instrumente Nano
Karlsruhe, Germany
Precision motion and nano-positioning
EV Group Nanoimprint
St. Florian am Inn, Austria
Nanoimprint lithography and wafer bonding
NanoDimension
Ness Ziona, Israel
3D printed electronics
Optomec
Albuquerque, United States
Aerosol jet nano printing
Fluigent
Paris, France
Pressure-based microfluidic flow control systems for research
Micronit
Enschede, Netherlands
Glass and silicon microfluidic chips manufacturing for life sciences
Teradyne
North Reading, United States
Automatic test equipment for semiconductors, wireless, and industrial applications
Cohu
Poway, United States
Semiconductor test and inspection handlers and contactors
EV Group
St. Florian, Austria
Wafer bonding, lithography, and nanoimprint equipment for advanced packaging
Renesas Electronics
Tokyo, Japan
MCUs, SoCs, and analog ICs for automotive and industrial applications
Rohm Semiconductor
Kyoto, Japan
SiC power devices, analog ICs, and discrete semiconductors
Qorvo
Greensboro, United States
RF solutions including GaN for mobile, defense, and infrastructure
Murata Manufacturing
Nagaokakyo, Japan
MLCCs, sensors, and RF components using advanced ceramic technology
TDK Corporation
Tokyo, Japan
Electronic components including MLCCs, inductors, and sensors
Taiyo Yuden
Tokyo, Japan
MLCCs, inductors, and communication devices using ceramic technology
Kyocera AVX
Fountain Inn, United States
Advanced electronic components including capacitors and connectors
Heidelberg Instruments
Heidelberg, Germany
Maskless laser lithography for micro/nanofabrication
CNF (Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility)
Ithaca, United States
Cornell's national nanofabrication user facility
Sensata Technologies
Attleboro, United States
MEMS sensors with nano-fabrication
Infineon Technologies
Neubiberg, Germany
MEMS pressure sensors and automotive semiconductors
Knowles Corporation
Itasca, United States
MEMS microphones with nano-scale fabrication
Vesper Technologies (Qualcomm)
Boston, United States
Piezoelectric MEMS microphones
Nanusens
Cambridge, United Kingdom
CMOS-MEMS integrated sensors
Sensonor
Horten, Norway
High-performance MEMS gyros for tactical applications
Silicon Sensing
Plymouth, United Kingdom
MEMS inertial sensors for navigation
Hanking Electronics
Shenyang, China
MEMS sensors for automotive and consumer
Goertek
Weifang, China
MEMS microphones and acoustic components
AAC Technologies
Shenzhen, China
MEMS sensors, haptics, and acoustic components
Memsic
Andover, United States
Thermal MEMS accelerometers and magnetic sensors
Senodia Technologies
Shanghai, China
MEMS motion and pressure sensors
Novosense Microelectronics
Suzhou, China
Automotive sensors and signal chain ICs
Figaro Engineering
Osaka, Japan
Metal oxide semiconductor gas sensors
Spec Sensors
Fremont, United States
Printed electrochemical gas sensors
Amphenol Advanced Sensors
St. Mary's, United States
Temperature and humidity sensors
TE Connectivity Sensors
Schaffhausen, Switzerland
Pressure, temperature, and position sensors
University of Alberta nanoFAB
Edmonton, Canada
Nanofabrication and characterization facility
SiLC Technologies
Monrovia, United States
FMCW LiDAR using silicon photonics
Anello Photonics
Santa Clara, United States
Optical gyroscopes for autonomous navigation
GigaDevice Semiconductor
Beijing, China
NOR flash and MCUs
Silan Microelectronics
Hangzhou, China
Power and analog semiconductors
STMicroelectronics
Geneva, Switzerland
MCUs, MEMS, and power semiconductors
EPC (Efficient Power Conversion)
El Segundo, United States
Enhancement-mode GaN FETs and ICs
Allegro MicroSystems
Manchester, United States
Magnetic sensor ICs and power semiconductors
Melexis
Ieper, Belgium
Automotive semiconductor sensors
Elmos Semiconductor
Dortmund, Germany
Automotive mixed-signal semiconductors
Dialog Semiconductor
Reading, United Kingdom
Power management and BLE (now Renesas)
FTDI Chip
Glasgow, United Kingdom
USB connectivity and embedded solutions
Silicon Labs
Austin, United States
IoT wireless connectivity solutions
Nordic Semiconductor
Trondheim, Norway
Ultra low power wireless solutions
u-blox
Thalwil, Switzerland
GNSS and cellular IoT solutions
Quectel Wireless Solutions
Shanghai, China
Cellular and GNSS modules for IoT
Semtech Corporation
Camarillo, United States
LoRa technology and analog semiconductors
Espressif Systems
Shanghai, China
Wi-Fi and BLE SoCs for IoT
Airoha Technology
Hsinchu, Taiwan
Bluetooth audio SoCs
Bestechnic
Shanghai, China
Bluetooth audio chips
Actions Semiconductor
Zhuhai, China
Multimedia and Bluetooth SoCs
Qualtre
Marlborough, United States
BAW MEMS gyroscopes (now Murata)
Menlo Micro
Irvine, United States
MEMS-based ideal switches
Lattice Semiconductor
Portland, United States
Low power FPGAs for edge AI
Maxscend Microelectronics
Nanjing, China
RF front-end chips
Lansus Technologies
Wuxi, China
SAW and TC-SAW filters
Akoustis Technologies
Huntersville, United States
Bulk acoustic wave RF filter solutions
Resonant Inc
Goleta, United States
RF filter design software (now Murata)
Ambiq Micro
Austin, United States
Ultra-low power semiconductors for IoT
Atmosic Technologies
San Jose, United States
Lowest power BLE with energy harvesting
Wiliot
Caesarea, Israel
Battery-free IoT tags
Ribes Tech
Rome, Italy
Flexible organic photovoltaics
Hydranautics (Nitto)
Oceanside, United States
Reverse osmosis and nanofiltration membranes for desalination
Xylem
Washington DC, United States
Water technology company with membrane filtration and treatment solutions
Malaysian Institute of Microelectronic Systems
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
National R&D center for ICT with semiconductor and nanotechnology research
Tsinghua University Nano
Beijing, China
China's top university with National Center for Nanoscience and Technology
Mott Corporation
Farmington, United States
Porous metal filtration and flow control products
King Yuan Electronics
Hsinchu, Taiwan
Independent semiconductor test house
InvenSense (TDK)
San Jose, United States
MEMS motion sensors and audio sensors (TDK subsidiary)
Murata Manufacturing
Kyoto, Japan
MEMS sensors and passive electronic components
Infineon Technologies
Neubiberg, Germany
MEMS sensors and power semiconductors for automotive and industrial
Chirp Microsystems (TDK)
Berkeley, United States
Ultrasonic MEMS sensors for gesture and ranging (TDK subsidiary)
Sciosense
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Environmental and flow sensors from ams spin-off
MEMSensing
Wuxi, China
Chinese MEMS inertial sensors and accelerometers
Xsens (Movella)
Enschede, Netherlands
MEMS-based motion capture and inertial sensing systems
Kionix (ROHM)
Ithaca, United States
MEMS accelerometers and gyroscopes (ROHM subsidiary)
Akustica (Bosch)
Pittsburgh, United States
MEMS microphones for consumer electronics (Bosch subsidiary)
MEMSCAP
Grenoble, France
Custom MEMS solutions and foundry services
Teledyne DALSA MEMS
Bromont, Canada
MEMS foundry and custom sensor development
MEMSPRO (CSEM)
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
MEMS R&D and technology transfer center
First Sensor (TE Connectivity)
Berlin, Germany
Sensor solutions with photodiodes, pressure sensors and custom sensors for medical and industrial
Ouster
San Francisco, United States
Digital lidar sensors with CMOS-based architecture for automotive, industrial and smart infrastructure
Innoviz Technologies
Rosh HaAyin, Israel
Solid-state lidar solutions with MEMS-based scanning for automotive OEM production programs
Hesai Technology
Shanghai, China
Lidar manufacturer with mechanical and hybrid solid-state sensors for autonomous driving in China
RoboSense
Shenzhen, China
Smart lidar sensor provider with integrated AI perception for autonomous vehicles and robotics
Valeo Scala
Paris, France
Automotive supplier with SCALA lidar - first production automotive lidar for Audi Level 3
Ibeo Automotive (MicroVision)
Hamburg, Germany
Automotive lidar and perception software pioneer (acquired by MicroVision)
MicroVision
Redmond, United States
MEMS-based lidar and laser beam scanning technology for automotive and AR applications
Quanergy Systems
Sunnyvale, United States
OPA-based solid-state lidar for smart city, security and industrial automation applications
Cepton Technologies (Koito)
San Jose, United States
Lidar solutions with micro-motion technology for automotive OEMs (acquired by Koito)
Blickfeld
Munich, Germany
MEMS-based solid-state lidar for volume security, crowd analytics and industrial automation
Prusa Research
Prague, Czech Republic
Open-source 3D printer manufacturer with popular FDM printers and PrusaSlicer software
Mantle
San Francisco, United States
Precision metal 3D printing for tooling and mold inserts with TrueShape technology
Apis Cor
Melbourne, United States
Mobile construction 3D printing with robotic arm technology for on-site building
Fabric8Labs
San Diego, United States
Electrochemical additive manufacturing for high-purity metal micro-parts without powder or lasers
Nscrypt
Orlando, United States
Micro-dispensing and direct write technology for 3D printed electronics and conformal antennas
Xometry
Derwood, United States
AI-powered manufacturing marketplace connecting buyers with suppliers for on-demand production
Fanuc Corporation
Oshino, Japan
World's largest maker of industrial robots and CNC systems for factory automation
ABB Robotics
Zurich, Switzerland
Global technology leader in electrification and automation with extensive robotics portfolio
KUKA AG
Augsburg, Germany
Leading supplier of intelligent automation solutions including industrial robots
Yaskawa Electric
Kitakyushu, Japan
Pioneer in mechatronics with world-leading servo motors and industrial robots
Kawasaki Heavy Industries Robotics
Kobe, Japan
Industrial robot manufacturer with extensive range for various applications
Mitsubishi Electric Factory Automation
Tokyo, Japan
Comprehensive factory automation provider with industrial robots and PLCs
Universal Robots
Odense, Denmark
Pioneer and market leader in collaborative robots for small and medium enterprises
Boston Dynamics
Waltham, United States
World leader in advanced mobile robots including legged and wheeled designs
Intuitive Surgical
Sunnyvale, United States
Pioneer in robotic-assisted minimally invasive surgery with da Vinci systems
iRobot
Bedford, United States
Leading consumer robot company known for Roomba vacuum cleaners
DJI
Shenzhen, China
World's largest consumer drone manufacturer and aerial imaging technology leader
Rockwell Automation
Milwaukee, United States
Global leader in industrial automation and digital transformation
Siemens Digital Industries
Nuremberg, Germany
Global technology powerhouse in industrial automation and digitalization
Omron Corporation
Kyoto, Japan
Global automation leader in sensing, control, and robotics technology
Stryker Robotics
Kalamazoo, United States
Medical technology company with Mako robotic-arm assisted surgery system
Medtronic Surgical Robotics
Dublin, Ireland
Global medical device leader with Hugo robotic-assisted surgery platform
Locus Robotics
Wilmington, United States
Leading autonomous mobile robot solutions for warehouse fulfillment
6 River Systems
Waltham, United States
Collaborative mobile robot solutions for warehouse fulfillment
Fetch Robotics
San Jose, United States
On-demand automation for material handling and data collection
AutoStore
Nedre Vats, Norway
Inventor of cube storage automation with robot-powered warehouse systems
Ocado Technology
Hatfield, United Kingdom
Advanced warehouse automation and robotics for online grocery fulfillment
Symbotic
Wilmington, United States
AI-powered robotics and automation for supply chain and warehouse operations
Skydio
San Mateo, United States
American drone manufacturer with AI-powered autonomous flight technology
Zipline
South San Francisco, United States
World's largest autonomous delivery service using drones for medical supplies
Parrot
Paris, France
European drone manufacturer for professional and consumer applications
Clearpath Robotics
Kitchener, Canada
Unmanned vehicle robotics for research, industrial, and defense applications
Agility Robotics
Corvallis, United States
Developer of bipedal robots designed to work alongside humans
Figure
Sunnyvale, United States
Developing general-purpose humanoid robots for commercial applications
Apptronik
Austin, United States
Human-centered robotics including humanoid robots and exoskeletons
1X Technologies
Moss, Norway
Creating androids that work alongside people in the real world
Sanctuary AI
Vancouver, Canada
Building human-like intelligence in general-purpose robots
Franka Emika
Munich, Germany
Sensitive collaborative robot arms for research and production
Techman Robot
Taoyuan, Taiwan
Collaborative robots with built-in vision systems for smart manufacturing
Doosan Robotics
Suwon, South Korea
Collaborative robot manufacturer with wide range of cobot arms
AUBO Robotics
Beijing, China
Leading Chinese collaborative robot manufacturer
Roborock
Beijing, China
Premium robot vacuum manufacturer with advanced navigation technology
Ecovacs
Suzhou, China
Home robotics company with vacuum, window cleaning, and lawn robots
Neato Robotics
Newark, United States
Robot vacuum company pioneering laser-based mapping and navigation
Starship Technologies
Tallinn, Estonia
Pioneer in autonomous delivery robots for last-mile logistics
Nuro
Mountain View, United States
Autonomous delivery vehicles designed for local commerce
Serve Robotics
Los Angeles, United States
Sidewalk delivery robots for sustainable last-mile delivery
Bear Robotics
Redwood City, United States
AI-powered service robots for restaurants and hospitality
Savioke
San Jose, United States
Autonomous service robots for hospitality and healthcare
Cobalt Robotics
San Mateo, United States
Indoor security robots combining autonomous patrol with human operators
Knightscope
Mountain View, United States
Autonomous security robots for crime deterrence and detection
John Deere Autonomous
Moline, United States
World's largest agricultural equipment manufacturer with autonomous farming technology
Blue River Technology
Sunnyvale, United States
AI-powered precision agriculture using computer vision for targeted spraying
Carbon Robotics
Seattle, United States
Autonomous robots using high-power lasers to eliminate weeds
FarmWise
San Francisco, United States
AI-powered autonomous robots for precision weeding in specialty crops
Iron Ox
Gilroy, United States
Fully autonomous robot farms growing produce using AI and robotics
Abundant Robotics
Hayward, United States
Developed vacuum-based apple harvesting robots for orchards
Agrobot
Huelva, Spain
Robotic strawberry harvesting systems using machine vision
Naïo Technologies
Toulouse, France
Agricultural robotics for autonomous weeding and crop monitoring
Ecorobotix
Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland
Ultra-high precision spot spraying technology reducing herbicide use
Exyn Technologies
Philadelphia, United States
Autonomous aerial robots for mapping and data collection in complex environments
Flyability
Lausanne, Switzerland
Collision-tolerant drones for inspection in confined and complex spaces
Gecko Robotics
Pittsburgh, United States
Wall-climbing robots for industrial infrastructure inspection
ANYbotics
Zurich, Switzerland
Autonomous legged robots for industrial inspection applications
Ghost Robotics
Philadelphia, United States
Legged robots for defense, security, and enterprise applications
Unitree Robotics
Hangzhou, China
High-performance quadruped and humanoid robots at accessible prices
Rewalk Robotics
Yokneam, Israel
Wearable robotic exoskeletons enabling individuals with spinal cord injury to walk
Ekso Bionics
Richmond, United States
Exoskeleton technology for medical rehabilitation and industrial applications
SuitX
Berkeley, United States
Industrial and medical exoskeletons reducing fatigue and injury risk
German Bionic
Augsburg, Germany
Smart power suits for industrial workers to prevent injuries
Sarcos Robotics
Salt Lake City, United States
Full-body powered exoskeletons and industrial robotic systems
Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR)
Odense, Denmark
Autonomous mobile robots for internal logistics and material handling
Seegrid
Pittsburgh, United States
Vision-guided autonomous mobile robots for material handling
Geek+
Beijing, China
AI and robotics solutions for smart logistics and supply chain
GreyOrange
Atlanta, United States
AI-driven robotics and software for fulfillment automation
Plus One Robotics
San Antonio, United States
Vision-guided robotics for parcel handling and logistics
Covariant
Emeryville, United States
AI-powered robotic picking systems using reinforcement learning
RightHand Robotics
Somerville, United States
Intelligent piece-picking robots for e-commerce fulfillment
Berkshire Grey
Bedford, United States
AI-enabled robotic solutions for retail and logistics
Magazino
Munich, Germany
Intelligent mobile picking robots for intralogistics
Mobileye
Jerusalem, Israel
Pioneer in vision-based advanced driver assistance and autonomous driving
Syntiant
Irvine, United States
Ultra-low-power AI chips for always-on edge applications
Eta Compute
Westlake Village, United States
Ultra-low-power AI processing for battery-operated edge devices
Quadric
Burlingame, United States
General-purpose neural processing units for edge AI
Xperi DTS AI
San Jose, United States
AI-powered media and entertainment technology including on-device processing
Maxim Integrated AI
San Jose, United States
Ultra-low-power AI microcontrollers for edge applications
Renesas AI
Tokyo, Japan
Embedded AI solutions for automotive and industrial edge applications
Microchip AI
Chandler, United States
Embedded AI solutions across MCUs, MPUs, and PolarFire FPGAs
Planet Labs
San Francisco, United States
Earth imaging company with world's largest fleet of small satellites
Maxar Technologies
Westminster, United States
Leading space technology company for satellites and geospatial intelligence
Axiom Space
Houston, United States
First commercial space station company with ISS modules
Astra Space
Alameda, United States
Space launch company building small satellite rockets and spacecraft
Firefly Aerospace
Cedar Park, United States
Launch and space services company with rockets and lunar landers
Spire Global
Vienna, United States
Space data company with constellation of nanosatellites
Capella Space
San Francisco, United States
SAR satellite company providing all-weather earth observation
Astroscale
Tokyo, Japan
Space sustainability company developing debris removal technology
ClearSpace
Ecublens, Switzerland
ESA partner developing debris removal and in-orbit servicing
D-Orbit
Como, Italy
Space logistics company providing satellite deployment and transportation
Loft Orbital
San Francisco, United States
Space infrastructure company providing satellite-as-a-service
Astrobotic
Pittsburgh, United States
Lunar logistics company delivering payloads to the Moon
Intuitive Machines
Houston, United States
Lunar access and services company with successful Moon landing
ispace
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese lunar exploration company developing landers and rovers
Masten Space Systems
Mojave, United States
Rocket and lunar lander company pioneering vertical takeoff and landing
Orbit Fab
San Francisco, United States
Orbit Fab is pioneering the future of space refueling infrastructure, establishing itself as the world's first 'Gas Stations in Space' provider. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company is developing a comprehensive ecosystem to enable satellite refueling in orbit, extending mission lifespans and creating new possibilities for space operations. At the core of their technology is the RAFTI (Rapidly Attachable Fluid Transfer Interface) fueling port, a standardized refueling interface designed to become the industry standard for in-space propellant transfer. This innovative system allows spacecraft to dock and refuel autonomously, similar to mid-air refueling for aircraft but in the challenging environment of space. Orbit Fab's business model centers on deploying propellant depots at strategic orbital locations, starting with their Tanker-001 fuel depot and expanding to create a network of refueling stations throughout cislunar space. These depots will store and dispense hydrazine, xenon, and other propellants essential for satellite operations. The company has secured contracts with the U.S. Space Force and commercial satellite operators, validating the critical need for on-orbit refueling services. By enabling satellites to refuel rather than retire when propellant runs low, Orbit Fab is transforming the economics of space operations, potentially extending satellite lifespans from 15 years to indefinite periods with periodic refueling. The company has raised over $50 million in funding and maintains a team of 50+ professionals focused on making space refueling as routine as terrestrial refueling. Their vision extends beyond Earth orbit to support lunar missions, deep space exploration, and the emerging space economy, positioning Orbit Fab as critical infrastructure for humanity's expansion into the solar system.
Starfish Space
Kent, United States
Spacecraft servicing company developing autonomous docking technology
Phase Four
Hawthorne, United States
Plasma propulsion company for small satellites
Momentus
San Jose, United States
In-space transportation company using water plasma propulsion
Accion Systems
Boston, United States
Electric propulsion company for small satellites using ion engines
ExoTerra Resource
Littleton, United States
Electric propulsion for small spacecraft including Hall-effect thrusters
Apollo Fusion
Mountain View, United States
Hall-effect thruster company acquired by Astra
RFA (Rocket Factory Augsburg)
Augsburg, Germany
German rocket company developing launch vehicle for small satellites
PLD Space
Elche, Spain
Spanish rocket company developing reusable launch vehicles
Galactic Energy
Beijing, China
Chinese rocket company with successful Ceres-1 launches
SpaceX Starlink
Redmond, United States
Satellite internet constellation providing global broadband
AST SpaceMobile
Midland, United States
Building space-based cellular network for direct smartphone connectivity
Lynk Global
Falls Church, United States
Satellite direct-to-cell technology for universal connectivity
Stryker Corporation
Kalamazoo, United States
Medical technology company focused on orthopedics, surgical, and neurotechnology
Axonics
Irvine, United States
Medical technology company developing rechargeable sacral neuromodulation systems
Inspire Medical Systems
Maple Grove, United States
Medical technology company developing implantable neurostimulation for sleep apnea
NuVasive
San Diego, United States
Medical device company developing spine surgery solutions
Globus Medical
Audubon, United States
Medical device company developing musculoskeletal solutions and robotics
Integer Holdings
Frisco, United States
Medical device outsource manufacturer providing batteries and components
Vicarious Surgical
Waltham, United States
Robotics company developing next-gen surgical robots with human-like movement
Procept BioRobotics
Redwood City, United States
Surgical robotics company developing Aquablation therapy for BPH
Asensus Surgical
Durham, United States
Medical device company developing digitized laparoscopic surgical systems
CMR Surgical
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Surgical robotics company developing the Versius surgical system
Distalmotion
Lausanne, Switzerland
Medical robotics company developing the Dexter robotic surgical system
Amp Robotics
Louisville, United States
AI robotics company for recycling and waste material recovery
Zenrobotics
Helsinki, Finland
AI-powered robotic waste sorting company
Waymo
Mountain View, United States
Autonomous driving technology company developing self-driving vehicles with advanced AI
Cruise
San Francisco, United States
Autonomous vehicle company developing self-driving technology for urban transportation
Zoox
Foster City, United States
Amazon subsidiary developing purpose-built autonomous vehicles for robotaxi service
Argo AI
Pittsburgh, United States
Self-driving technology company that developed autonomous vehicle systems (wound down 2022)
Runway
New York, United States
AI creative company developing generative video and editing tools for filmmakers
Adept AI
San Francisco, United States
AI lab building models that can take actions in software to automate workflows
Dataiku
Paris, France
Enterprise AI platform for collaborative data science and machine learning
DataRobot
Boston, United States
Enterprise AI platform for automated machine learning and AI applications
Anyscale
San Francisco, United States
AI infrastructure company providing managed Ray for distributed AI applications
Baseten
San Francisco, United States
ML infrastructure platform for deploying and scaling models in production
Weaviate
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Open-source vector database for AI-native applications
First Sensor
Berlin, Germany
TE Connectivity company (formerly First Sensor) providing sensor solutions
Photon Control
Burnaby, Canada
MKS Instruments company providing fiber optic temperature sensors for semiconductor
Teledyne Imaging
Thousand Oaks, United States
Teledyne imaging division providing digital imaging sensors for space and science
STMicroelectronics Imaging
Geneva, Switzerland
STMicro imaging division providing ToF sensors and image signal processors
Iridium Communications
McLean, United States
Satellite communications company operating global voice and data network
Anduril Industries
Costa Mesa, United States
Defense technology company developing AI-powered autonomous systems
Shield AI
San Diego, United States
Defense AI company developing autonomous piloting systems for aircraft
AeroVironment
Arlington, United States
Unmanned aircraft systems company providing small drones for defense and commercial
Archer Aviation
San Jose, United States
Urban air mobility company developing electric vertical takeoff aircraft
Wisk Aero
Mountain View, United States
Boeing-backed company developing autonomous electric air taxi
Volocopter
Bruchsal, Germany
German air taxi company developing electric vertical takeoff aircraft
EHang
Guangzhou, China
Chinese autonomous aerial vehicle company with certified passenger drones
Beta Technologies
South Burlington, United States
Electric aviation company developing eVTOL aircraft and charging network
Mercury Systems
Andover, United States
Defense electronics company providing processing and sensor systems
Curtiss-Wright
Davidson, United States
Diversified industrial company providing defense electronics and aerospace components
Moog Inc.
East Aurora, United States
Motion and fluid control company providing precision components for aerospace
Woodward Inc.
Fort Collins, United States
Control systems company providing fuel and actuation systems for aerospace
Plenty
South San Francisco, United States
Vertical farming company with AI-optimized indoor farms
80 Acres Farms
Cincinnati, United States
Automated vertical farming company with fully robotic indoor farms
CNH Industrial
London, United Kingdom
Agricultural and construction equipment company with Case IH and New Holland brands
Root Insurance
Columbus, United States
Telematics-based auto insurance using driving behavior for pricing
Hippo Insurance
Palo Alto, United States
Home insurance company using smart home technology for proactive protection
Trimble
Sunnyvale, United States
Technology company providing positioning, modeling, and data analytics solutions
Buildertrend
Omaha, United States
Cloud-based construction management software for home builders and remodelers
Johnson Controls
Cork, Ireland
Building technology company providing HVAC, fire, and security solutions
Nest Labs
Mountain View, United States
Smart home company making connected thermostats and security devices
Ring
Santa Monica, United States
Smart home security company making video doorbells and cameras
ecobee
Toronto, Canada
Smart thermostat company focusing on energy efficiency and sustainability
SimpliSafe
Boston, United States
DIY home security system with professional monitoring options
Buildots
Tel Aviv, Israel
AI construction monitoring platform using 360-degree cameras and computer vision
Doxel
Redwood City, United States
AI-powered construction quality and progress tracking using LiDAR and computer vision
Epiroc
Stockholm, Sweden
Mining and infrastructure equipment company with battery-electric vehicles
Hexagon Mining
Stockholm, Sweden
Smart mine solutions integrating sensors, software, and autonomous technologies
Garmin
Olathe, United States
GPS technology company making wearables, aviation, and outdoor devices
Fitbit
San Francisco, United States
Fitness wearables company acquired by Google for health tracking devices
Sonos
Santa Barbara, United States
Wireless audio company making smart speakers and home sound systems
TP-Link
Shenzhen, China
Networking products company making routers and smart home devices
Telit Cinterion
Irvine, United States
IoT enablement company providing cellular modules and cloud platforms
Particle
San Francisco, United States
IoT platform company providing hardware, software, and connectivity
Arduino
Turin, Italy
Open-source hardware and software company for prototyping and education
Raspberry Pi Foundation
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Foundation producing affordable single-board computers for education and IoT
Tuya Smart
Hangzhou, China
IoT cloud platform enabling smart device development for manufacturers
Ubiquiti
New York, United States
Network technology company providing WiFi, security, and IoT products
Razer Inc
Singapore, Singapore
Gaming lifestyle brand making peripherals, laptops, and gaming accessories
Krafton
Seoul, South Korea
Korean game company behind PUBG battle royale franchise
Niantic
San Francisco, United States
AR gaming company behind Pokemon GO and real-world games
Improbable
London, United Kingdom
Metaverse and simulation technology company
Skillz
San Francisco, United States
Mobile esports platform for competitive gaming tournaments
FACEIT
London, United Kingdom
Competitive gaming platform and esports organizer
Cloud9
Los Angeles, United States
American esports organization competing in major game titles
TSM
Los Angeles, United States
Esports organization with championship teams across multiple games
Peloton Interactive
New York, United States
Connected fitness company with exercise equipment and streaming classes
Strava
San Francisco, United States
Social fitness network for athletes tracking running and cycling
Catapult Sports
Melbourne, Australia
Sports analytics company providing wearable technology for athletes
Zwift
Long Beach, United States
Indoor cycling and running virtual training platform
Wahoo Fitness
Atlanta, United States
Fitness technology company making cycling computers and trainers
Tonal
San Francisco, United States
Digital strength training system with AI-powered workouts
Hyperice
Irvine, United States
Recovery technology company with percussion and thermal devices
Therabody
Los Angeles, United States
Wellness technology company known for Theragun percussion devices
TrainingPeaks
Louisville, United States
Endurance coaching and training platform for athletes
Genius Sports
London, United Kingdom
Sports data and technology company powering sports betting
Stats Perform
Chicago, United States
Sports AI and data company providing analytics and content
Kinexon
Munich, Germany
Real-time location tracking for sports and industry
Pixellot
Petah Tikva, Israel
AI-automated sports production and streaming technology
STATSports
Newry, Ireland
GPS performance tracking vests for football teams
Polar Electro
Kempele, Finland
Pioneer in heart rate monitoring and sports watches
COROS
San Mateo, United States
GPS sports watches for endurance athletes
NordicTrack
Logan, United States
Connected fitness equipment with iFIT integration
iFIT Health
Logan, United States
Connected fitness platform with streaming workouts
Echelon Fitness
Chattanooga, United States
Connected fitness company with affordable equipment
Tempo
San Francisco, United States
AI-powered home gym with real-time form feedback
ClassPass
New York, United States
Fitness membership platform for classes across studios
Mindbody
San Luis Obispo, United States
Business management software for fitness and wellness
DoorDash
San Francisco, United States
Food delivery and logistics platform
Deliveroo
London, United Kingdom
British food delivery company operating globally
Trimble Agriculture
Westminster, United States
Precision agriculture technology and GPS guidance systems
Blue River Technology
Sunnyvale, United States
Agricultural robotics and computer vision company
Sonder
San Francisco, United States
Tech-enabled hospitality company with apartment hotels
Apaleo
Munich, Germany
API-first property management system for hotels
Turo
San Francisco, United States
Peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace
Getaround
San Francisco, United States
Car sharing platform with instant access technology
Avis Budget Group
Parsippany, United States
Global vehicle rental company
Sixt
Pullach, Germany
German premium car rental and mobility company
CoStar Group
Washington, United States
Commercial real estate information and analytics
REA Group
Melbourne, Australia
Australia's largest property portal operator
AppFolio
Santa Barbara, United States
Cloud property management software for SMB
Buildium
Boston, United States
Property management software for residential managers
Entrata
Lehi, United States
Property management operating system for multifamily
Lane
Toronto, Canada
Workplace experience platform for commercial buildings
Latch
New York, United States
Smart access and building operating system
ButterflyMX
New York, United States
Smart video intercom and access control for buildings
Swiftlane
San Francisco, United States
Facial recognition access control for buildings
Everlaw
Oakland, United States
Cloud-based litigation platform for collaborative e-discovery and review
Exterro
Portland, United States
E-discovery and legal governance, risk, and compliance software
Onit
Houston, United States
Enterprise legal management and business process automation
Rippling
San Francisco, United States
Unified workforce management platform combining HR, IT, and finance
Deputy
Sydney, Australia
Workforce management platform for scheduling and time tracking
When I Work
Minneapolis, United States
Employee scheduling and time tracking software for hourly workforce
7shifts
Saskatoon, Canada
Restaurant workforce management platform for scheduling and labor
Flexport
San Francisco, United States
Digital freight forwarder and customs broker with supply chain visibility
Project44
Chicago, United States
Supply chain visibility platform for real-time tracking and analytics
Loadsmart
Chicago, United States
AI-powered freight technology company for shipping optimization
Samsara
San Francisco, United States
Connected operations cloud platform for fleet and industrial IoT
Motive (KeepTruckin)
San Francisco, United States
Integrated fleet management platform with ELD and safety solutions
Locus
Bangalore, India
AI-powered logistics optimization platform for route planning
Onfleet
San Francisco, United States
Last mile delivery management software for local delivery operations
Bringg
Tel Aviv, Israel
Delivery and fulfillment orchestration platform for enterprises
ShipBob
Chicago, United States
E-commerce fulfillment platform with distributed warehousing
ShipHero
New York, United States
Warehouse management and fulfillment software for e-commerce
Stord
Atlanta, United States
Cloud supply chain platform connecting warehousing and logistics
Shippo
San Francisco, United States
Shipping API and multi-carrier platform for e-commerce
EasyPost
San Francisco, United States
Shipping API platform for carrier integration and tracking
Shipstation
Austin, United States
Web-based shipping software for e-commerce order fulfillment
Descartes Systems
Waterloo, Canada
SaaS logistics technology platform for global trade intelligence
Blue Yonder
Scottsdale, United States
AI-driven supply chain planning and execution platform
Manhattan Associates
Atlanta, United States
Supply chain and omnichannel solutions for warehouse management
HighJump (Körber)
Minneapolis, United States
Supply chain software for warehouse and transportation management
SAP Supply Chain
Walldorf, Germany
Enterprise supply chain management integrated with ERP
Oracle Supply Chain
Austin, United States
Cloud-based supply chain management and planning solutions
Coupa
San Mateo, United States
Business spend management platform for procurement and supply chain
Llamasoft (Coupa)
Ann Arbor, United States
AI-powered supply chain design and analytics platform
MercuryGate
Cary, United States
Transportation management system for shippers and logistics providers
TMC (Trimble TMS)
Nashville, United States
Transportation management and fleet technology solutions
Transporeon
Ulm, Germany
European transportation management platform for logistics
InstaFreight
Berlin, Germany
Digital road freight platform connecting shippers and carriers
Metromile
San Francisco, United States
Pay-per-mile auto insurance for low-mileage drivers
Jerry
Palo Alto, United States
AI-powered insurance comparison and car ownership app
Zego
London, United Kingdom
Commercial motor insurance for fleets and gig workers
By Miles
London, United Kingdom
UK pay-per-mile car insurance for low-mileage drivers
Shift Technology
Paris, France
AI-powered fraud detection and claims automation for insurance
Cape Analytics
Mountain View, United States
AI geospatial property data for insurance underwriting
Planck
New York, United States
AI-powered data platform for commercial insurance underwriting
OpenSpace
San Francisco, United States
AI-powered reality capture platform for construction documentation
HoloBuilder
San Francisco, United States
360-degree construction progress documentation platform
DroneDeploy
San Francisco, United States
Drone software platform for aerial mapping and site monitoring
SafetyCulture (iAuditor)
Sydney, Australia
Workplace safety and inspection platform for construction
EquipmentShare
Columbia, United States
Equipment rental and fleet management for construction
Toolwatch
Austin, United States
Equipment and tool management software for construction
Versatile
Tel Aviv, Israel
AI-powered construction analytics through crane monitoring
Salesforce Marketing Cloud
San Francisco, United States
Enterprise digital marketing platform with AI-powered personalization
SEMrush
Boston, United States
All-in-one digital marketing toolkit for SEO, PPC, and competitive research
mParticle
New York, United States
Customer data infrastructure platform for mobile-first companies
Treasure Data
Mountain View, United States
Enterprise customer data platform built on big data infrastructure
Acast
Stockholm, Sweden
Podcast company offering hosting, distribution, and monetization
Sportlogiq
Montreal, Canada
AI-powered sports analytics for hockey and other sports
HomeCourt
San Jose, United States
AI-powered basketball training app using computer vision
Zebra Technologies Sports
Lincolnshire, United States
RFID player tracking technology for NFL and sports leagues
Reef Technology
Miami, United States
Proximity platform transforming parking lots into neighborhood hubs with ghost kitchens
Miso Robotics
Pasadena, United States
AI-powered kitchen robotics for the restaurant industry
Nala Robotics
Chicago, United States
AI-powered robotic kitchen system for multi-cuisine food preparation
Piestro
Santa Monica, United States
Automated pizza-making robot using proprietary technology
Chipotle
Newport Beach, United States
Fast-casual Mexican chain pioneering restaurant technology and automation
Everest Labs
San Jose, United States
AI-powered waste sorting robotics for recycling facilities
Guesty
Tel Aviv, Israel
Property management platform for short-term and vacation rentals
Hostaway
Tallinn, Estonia
Vacation rental software with PMS and channel management
Canary Technologies
San Francisco, United States
Contactless technology platform for hotel guest experience
Cruise
San Francisco, United States
GM-backed autonomous vehicle company operating robotaxis
Pony.ai
Fremont, United States
Autonomous vehicle technology company operating in US and China
Motional
Boston, United States
Hyundai-Aptiv autonomous driving joint venture
TuSimple
San Diego, United States
Autonomous trucking company developing self-driving freight solutions
Ouster
San Francisco, United States
Digital LIDAR sensor company for autonomous systems and smart infrastructure
Aptiv
Dublin, Ireland
Global technology company developing safer, greener, connected solutions
Magna International
Aurora, Canada
Global automotive supplier with expertise in vehicle engineering
Nvidia Drive
Santa Clara, United States
NVIDIA's autonomous driving platform and computing solutions
Qualcomm Automotive
San Diego, United States
Qualcomm's automotive technology division for connected and digital vehicles
Renesas Electronics
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese semiconductor company for automotive and industrial applications
Comma.ai
San Diego, United States
Open-source aftermarket advanced driver assistance system
Cerence
Burlington, United States
AI-powered automotive assistants and HMI solutions
CarGurus
Cambridge, United States
Online automotive marketplace connecting buyers with sellers
Carvana
Tempe, United States
Online used car retailer with vending machine delivery
CDK Global
Austin, United States
Dealer management system and digital solutions for automotive retail
Reynolds and Reynolds
Dayton, United States
Automotive retail technology provider with DMS and business solutions
Smartcar
Mountain View, United States
API platform for connecting apps with vehicles across brands
Wejo
Manchester, United Kingdom
Connected vehicle data company providing traffic and mobility insights
Built Robotics
San Francisco, United States
Autonomous construction equipment using AI and robotics technology
Canvas
San Francisco, United States
Robotic drywall finishing technology for construction sites
Dusty Robotics
Mountain View, United States
Robotic layout printing for construction jobsites
Spot by Boston Dynamics
Waltham, United States
Quadruped robot for construction site inspection and documentation
NewStore
Boston, United States
Omnichannel platform turning stores into fulfillment centers
Standard Cognition
San Francisco, United States
Computer vision platform for autonomous checkout in retail stores
Grabango
Berkeley, United States
Checkout-free technology for grocery stores and convenience retailers
Zippin
San Francisco, United States
Checkout-free technology platform for smart retail stores
AiFi
Santa Clara, United States
AI-powered autonomous store technology and computer vision retail
Trax Retail
Singapore, Singapore
Computer vision and analytics for retail shelf monitoring
Focal Systems
San Francisco, United States
AI-powered shelf monitoring and inventory automation for retail
Pensa Systems
Austin, United States
Autonomous inventory intelligence using drones and computer vision
Bossa Nova Robotics
San Francisco, United States
Autonomous retail robots for inventory data collection
Simbe Robotics
San Francisco, United States
Autonomous retail inventory robots for in-store analytics
RetailNext
San Jose, United States
In-store analytics platform for traffic, conversion, and performance
Sensormatic Solutions
Boca Raton, United States
Loss prevention and inventory intelligence solutions for retail
Checkpoint Systems
Thorofare, United States
RFID and electronic article surveillance solutions for retail
Impinj
Seattle, United States
RAIN RFID platform connecting physical items to the digital world
Zebra Technologies Retail
Lincolnshire, United States
Zebra's retail solutions for visibility and tracking
Yoobic
London, United Kingdom
Mobile workplace platform for frontline retail and hospitality teams
Reflexis Systems
Dedham, United States
Workforce management and real-time store operations platform
Coupa Software
San Mateo, United States
Business spend management platform for procurement and supply chain
Shipwell
Austin, United States
All-in-one shipping platform for modern supply chains
RELEX Solutions
Helsinki, Finland
Unified supply chain and retail planning platform
Plex Systems
Troy, United States
Cloud-native smart manufacturing platform for supply chain
Made4net
Hackensack, United States
Warehouse and supply chain management software
XPO Logistics
Greenwich, United States
Leading transportation and logistics company
J.B. Hunt Transport
Lowell, United States
Transportation and logistics solutions provider
Expeditors International
Seattle, United States
Global logistics company for freight forwarding and customs
GXO Logistics
Greenwich, United States
Pure-play contract logistics company
Samsara
San Francisco, United States
IoT platform for fleet management and operations
Motive (formerly KeepTruckin)
San Francisco, United States
Fleet management and AI-powered safety platform
Geek+
Beijing, China
AI and robotics solutions for logistics automation
inVia Robotics
Westlake Village, United States
Robotics-as-a-Service for warehouse automation
Fabric
Tel Aviv, Israel
Micro-fulfillment technology for on-demand delivery
Attabotics
Calgary, Canada
3D robotics-based storage and retrieval system
Exotec
Croix, France
Warehouse robotics systems with Skypod technology
Vecna Robotics
Waltham, United States
Autonomous material handling solutions
DispatchTrack
San Jose, United States
AI-powered last mile delivery management
Circuit
London, United Kingdom
Route planning and package tracking for delivery
Locus
Bangalore, India
AI-powered dispatch and route optimization platform
FarEye
Noida, India
Intelligent delivery management platform
LogiNext
Jersey City, United States
Logistics automation and optimization platform
Quiet Logistics
Devens, United States
Robotics-powered order fulfillment
Radial
King of Prussia, United States
Omnichannel commerce technology and operations
PFS Commerce
Irving, United States
E-commerce order fulfillment and contact center services
Flowspace
Los Angeles, United States
Independent fulfillment network and software
Flock Freight
San Diego, United States
Shared truckload technology for freight pooling
Veho
Boulder, United States
Next-day package delivery with technology
Nuro
Mountain View, United States
Autonomous delivery vehicles for local commerce
Filevine
Salt Lake City, United States
Legal work platform for case and matter management
Cover Whale
New York, United States
Commercial trucking insurance with telematics
Zego
London, United Kingdom
Commercial motor insurance for fleets and gig workers
Betterview
San Francisco, United States
Property intelligence platform for insurers
EZLynx
Lewisville, United States
Comparative rating and agency management
Rent Manager
Cincinnati, United States
Property management software for all asset types
VTS
New York, United States
Commercial real estate leasing and data platform
Blend Labs
San Francisco, United States
Digital lending platform for mortgages
Qualia
San Francisco, United States
Digital real estate closing platform
Monarch Tractor
Livermore, United States
Electric autonomous tractor company
Bear Flag Robotics
Newark, United States
Autonomous tractor technology
Verdant Robotics
Hayward, United States
Autonomous precision farming robots
Harvest CROO Robotics
Tampa, United States
Robotic strawberry harvester
Advanced Farm Technologies
Davis, United States
Robotic fruit harvesting
Aigen
Seattle, United States
Solar-powered weeding robots
L3Harris Technologies
Melbourne, United States
Defense and aerospace technology
Honeywell Aerospace
Phoenix, United States
Avionics and aerospace systems
Nanoracks
Houston, United States
Commercial space services and deployment
Umbra
Santa Barbara, United States
High-resolution SAR satellite imagery
HawkEye 360
Herndon, United States
Radio frequency geolocation analytics
Momentus
San Jose, United States
In-space transportation services
Astrobotic Technology
Pittsburgh, United States
Lunar landers and space robotics
Terran Orbital
Boca Raton, United States
Satellite solutions and manufacturing
Navis
Oakland, United States
Terminal operating systems
MarineTraffic
Athens, Greece
Global ship tracking and maritime analytics
Spire Maritime
San Francisco, United States
Satellite-powered maritime data
Windward
Tel Aviv, Israel
AI-powered maritime risk analytics
Kpler
Paris, France
Commodity and ship tracking intelligence
Orca AI
Tel Aviv, Israel
AI-powered collision avoidance
Sea Machines
Boston, United States
Autonomous vessel technology
Shone
Paris, France
Autonomous navigation systems
Buffalo Automation
Buffalo, United States
AI-powered autonomous marine vessels
Massterly
Lysaker, Norway
Autonomous ship operations
PortXchange
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Port call optimization and collaboration
Danelec Marine
Copenhagen, Denmark
Voyage data recorders and maritime electronics
Nautilus Labs
New York, United States
Fleet performance optimization
DeepSea Technologies
Athens, Greece
AI-powered vessel performance
Dualog
Ålesund, Norway
Maritime IT and connectivity
Valve Corporation
Bellevue, United States
Gaming platform and developer
Cloud9
Santa Monica, United States
Professional esports organization
TrackMan
Vedbæk, Denmark
Radar tracking technology for sports
Hawk-Eye Innovations
Basingstoke, United Kingdom
Ball and player tracking technology
Zebra Technologies Sports
Lincolnshire, United States
RFID player tracking technology
Playermaker
Tel Aviv, Israel
Soccer performance tracking
Entain
London, United Kingdom
Sports betting and gaming operator
Playfly Sports
New York, United States
Sports marketing and media
Teamworks
Durham, United States
Athletic operations platform
Veo Technologies
Copenhagen, Denmark
AI sports camera and analysis
iZotope
Cambridge, United States
Audio technology software
Native Instruments
Berlin, Germany
Music production hardware and software
Ableton
Berlin, Germany
Music production software and hardware
PreSonus
Baton Rouge, United States
Pro audio hardware and software
Focusrite
High Wycombe, United Kingdom
Audio interface manufacturer
Roland
Hamamatsu, Japan
Electronic musical instruments
Shure
Niles, United States
Audio equipment manufacturer
AIAIAI
Copenhagen, Denmark
Modular headphone company
Meituan
Beijing, China
Food delivery and local services
Ele.me
Shanghai, China
Food delivery platform
Grab Food
Singapore, Singapore
Food delivery and superapp
Delivery Hero
Berlin, Germany
Global food delivery platform
Rappi
Bogota, Colombia
Latin American superapp
Sonder
San Francisco, United States
Tech-enabled hospitality company
Mews
Prague, Czech Republic
Cloud hospitality management platform
Nemetschek Group
Munich, Germany
AEC software conglomerate
Skycatch
San Francisco, United States
Drone data platform for construction
Newmetrix
Boston, United States
AI-powered construction safety
Disperse
London, United Kingdom
Construction AI analytics
Spot-r
Norwalk, United States
Construction wearables and IoT
Versatile
Tel Aviv, Israel
Crane-mounted construction AI
Kisi
Brooklyn, United States
Cloud access control
SAP SuccessFactors
South San Francisco, United States
Enterprise HR cloud suite
Shippit
Sydney, Australia
Shipping and delivery management for retailers
Happy Returns
Santa Monica, United States
Return bar network and reverse logistics
cargo.one
Berlin, Germany
Digital air cargo booking platform
Flexe
Seattle, United States
On-demand warehousing and fulfillment network
Axon Enterprise
Scottsdale, United States
Public safety technology and devices
SoundThinking
Fremont, United States
Gunshot detection and safety solutions
Everbridge
Burlington, United States
Critical event management platform
Rave Mobile Safety
Framingham, United States
911 and emergency communication solutions
Motorola Solutions
Chicago, United States
Public safety communications and software
Anduril Industries
Costa Mesa, United States
Defense technology and autonomous systems
Rebellion Defense
Washington, United States
AI software for national security
Civis Analytics
Chicago, United States
Data science for public and social sector
PrecisionHawk
Raleigh, United States
Drone technology and analytics
Cainthus
Dublin, Ireland
Computer vision for livestock
Connecterra
Amsterdam, Netherlands
AI for dairy farming
StubHub
San Francisco, United States
Ticket resale marketplace
ShotTracker
Overland Park, United States
Basketball analytics and tracking
Aderant
Atlanta, United States
Aderant is a global provider of comprehensive business management software solutions designed specifically for law firms, delivering integrated systems for financial management, practice management, business intelligence, and knowledge management. Founded in 1978 in Atlanta, Georgia, and backed by private equity with over 800 employees, Aderant serves more than 1,900 law firms worldwide including many of the largest and most prestigious firms globally. The company's flagship product, Aderant Expert, is an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that handles core financial operations including time entry, billing, accounts receivable, accounts payable, general ledger, and financial reporting tailored to the unique requirements of legal accounting. Aderant Total Office provides smaller firms with integrated practice and financial management in a more accessible package. The Sierra analytics platform delivers business intelligence and visualizations that help firm leaders understand profitability, productivity, realization, and other key performance indicators across matters, clients, practice groups, and individual timekeepers. Aderant Handshake facilitates expert-level compliance and conflict checking, essential for law firms managing complex client relationships and ethical obligations. The platform's matter management capabilities track case progress, deadlines, and resources across the firm's entire portfolio of legal matters. Aderant's cloud and on-premise deployment options provide flexibility for firms with different technical requirements and preferences. The software integrates with document management systems, legal research platforms, and specialized legal applications. With deep expertise in legal finance, strong customer support, and continuous innovation addressing emerging firm needs like alternative fee arrangements and matter budgeting, Aderant provides the operational backbone for law firms ranging from 50 to 5,000 attorneys.
Trackunit
Aalborg, Denmark
Trackunit is a global leader in construction equipment telematics and IoT solutions that help construction companies, equipment dealers, and rental firms monitor, manage, and optimize their machinery fleets through real-time data and connectivity. Founded in 2003 in Aalborg, Denmark, with over $100 million in funding and 400+ employees, Trackunit has become the world's largest universal telematics provider for the construction industry with over 800,000 connected assets globally. The platform's hardware devices install on virtually any type of construction equipment, from excavators and bulldozers to generators and compressors, capturing data on location, utilization, fuel consumption, engine hours, and operational parameters. Trackunit's Manager platform provides fleet managers with comprehensive visibility into equipment location, preventing theft and enabling efficient deployment across multiple job sites. The utilization analytics help companies understand which machines are productive versus idle, informing decisions about fleet size, rental versus ownership, and equipment retirement. Trackunit's machine health monitoring capabilities detect potential issues through diagnostic trouble codes and operational anomalies, enabling predictive maintenance that prevents costly breakdowns and minimizes downtime. The platform's Iris ecosystem connects OEMs, dealers, rental companies, contractors, and technology partners in a data-sharing network that improves service, parts delivery, and operational efficiency across the equipment lifecycle. Trackunit's integration capabilities connect telematics data with enterprise resource planning, project management, and accounting systems. The platform provides sustainability insights tracking emissions, fuel efficiency, and electrification readiness. With global coverage, multi-language support, and industry-leading reliability, Trackunit has become essential infrastructure for construction equipment management worldwide.
StructionSite
Oakland, United States
StructionSite is a construction video documentation and project monitoring platform that uses 360-degree cameras, artificial intelligence, and computer vision to capture, organize, and analyze construction site progress automatically. Founded in 2016 in Oakland, California, with over $40 million in funding and 100+ employees, StructionSite helps construction teams document job sites comprehensively, track progress accurately, and resolve issues quickly through visual verification. The platform's primary workflow involves construction team members walking job sites with 360-degree cameras mounted on poles or helmets, automatically capturing immersive video of every space. StructionSite's AI technology processes this video to create navigable, date-stamped virtual walkthroughs of construction sites that can be viewed remotely by project stakeholders anywhere in the world. The platform's SmartTrack feature uses computer vision to automatically detect and tag key construction elements, issues, and changes, organizing thousands of photos into structured, searchable databases. StructionSite enables comparison of current site conditions against building information models (BIM), project schedules, and previous documentation to identify discrepancies and track progress. The platform facilitates collaboration by allowing team members to add annotations, comments, and issues directly onto the visual documentation, creating a shared record of site conditions and decisions. StructionSite's progress monitoring capabilities help project managers verify contractor work, validate payment applications, and document compliance with plans and specifications. The time-series documentation creates valuable records for dispute resolution, quality control, and lessons learned. With mobile apps, cloud storage, and integrations with project management platforms, StructionSite makes comprehensive site documentation practical and valuable for construction projects of all sizes.
Uber
San Francisco, United States
Uber is a global technology platform that revolutionized urban transportation by connecting riders with drivers through a mobile app, and has since expanded into food delivery, freight logistics, and other mobility services. Founded in 2009 in San Francisco and publicly traded on the NYSE under ticker UBER, the company has grown to over 32,000 employees and operates in approximately 10,000 cities across 70+ countries. Uber's ride-hailing service disrupted traditional taxi industries by providing on-demand transportation with transparent pricing, cashless payments, driver ratings, and real-time tracking. The platform offers multiple service tiers from budget-friendly UberX to premium Uber Black, accommodating different customer preferences and price points. Uber Eats has become one of the world's largest food delivery platforms, partnering with restaurants to offer on-demand meal delivery with similar convenience to ride-hailing. Uber Freight applies the platform model to trucking, connecting shippers with carriers to streamline freight logistics. Uber for Business provides corporate transportation management, expense reporting, and employee commute programs. The company has invested heavily in autonomous vehicle technology and urban air mobility, positioning for future transportation innovations. Uber's marketplace dynamics use surge pricing algorithms to balance supply and demand, increasing prices during peak periods to incentivize more drivers. The platform provides flexible earning opportunities for millions of drivers and delivery partners worldwide, though classification of these workers as independent contractors versus employees remains contentious. With advanced mapping, routing, machine learning for matching, and vast operational scale, Uber has fundamentally changed how people move through cities and access services, despite ongoing regulatory challenges and profitability pressures inherent to its marketplace business model.
Lyft
San Francisco, United States
Lyft is a major ride-hailing and transportation network company focused primarily on the North American market, offering on-demand rides, bike-sharing, scooter rentals, and car rentals through its mobile platform. Founded in 2012 in San Francisco and publicly traded on NASDAQ under ticker LYFT, the company has grown to over 4,000 employees and facilitates millions of rides weekly across hundreds of U.S. and Canadian cities. Lyft positioned itself as a friendlier, community-oriented alternative to Uber, emphasizing driver and rider experience alongside marketplace efficiency. The platform's core ride-hailing service connects passengers with drivers through an easy-to-use app featuring upfront pricing, driver ratings, and multiple service options from shared rides to luxury vehicles. Lyft's bike and scooter programs provide micro-mobility options for short trips, contributing to multi-modal urban transportation networks. The company's car rental service enables users to rent vehicles directly through the app for longer-term needs. Lyft Business offers corporate transportation solutions including employee commutes, business travel management, and healthcare transportation for medical appointments. The platform has emphasized sustainability, committing to 100% electric vehicles and carbon neutrality goals. Lyft's driver community programs provide flexible earning opportunities with features like earnings guarantees, bonuses, and driver support services. The company pioneered shared ride options and express pickup/drop-off locations that reduce costs and improve efficiency. While competing with Uber in a challenging marketplace, Lyft has maintained significant market share in North America through brand differentiation, customer loyalty, and focus on its core markets rather than aggressive global expansion. The company continues investing in autonomous vehicle partnerships and technology to position itself for the future of transportation.
Didi Global
Beijing, China
Didi Global (formerly Didi Chuxing) is China's dominant mobility technology platform offering ride-hailing, taxi-hailing, chauffeur services, bike-sharing, freight, and other transportation services across Asia-Pacific and Latin America. Founded in 2012 in Beijing with over 20,000 employees, Didi processes tens of millions of rides daily, making it one of the world's largest transportation platforms by volume. The company's ride-hailing marketplace connects hundreds of millions of users with millions of drivers across multiple service tiers including economy, premium, and luxury options. Didi's platform includes traditional taxi dispatch, helping licensed taxi drivers compete in the digital era while maintaining their existing business models. The company's Hitch carpooling service matches commuters traveling similar routes, reducing costs and environmental impact. Didi's bike-sharing and e-bike services provide last-mile transportation solutions in dense urban areas. The freight and logistics services connect shippers with truckers for intra-city and inter-city deliveries. Didi Autonomous Driving, a separate business unit, develops self-driving technology and operates pilot robotaxi services. The platform's sophisticated algorithms optimize driver-rider matching, dynamic pricing, and route planning across its massive network. Didi's financial services include driver lending, insurance, and payment processing. After going public on the NYSE in 2021, the company faced significant regulatory scrutiny from Chinese authorities regarding data security and foreign listings, leading to its delisting from U.S. exchanges. Despite regulatory challenges, Didi maintains dominant market position in China and continues expanding internationally. The company's vast data on urban mobility patterns positions it strategically for future transportation innovations and smart city initiatives.
Grab
Singapore, Singapore
Grab is Southeast Asia's leading superapp platform offering ride-hailing, food delivery, digital payments, and financial services across eight countries including Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Myanmar, and Cambodia. Founded in 2012 in Singapore (originally as MyTeksi in Malaysia) and publicly traded on NASDAQ under ticker GRAB, the company employs over 10,000 people and serves millions of users daily. Grab's ride-hailing service dominates most Southeast Asian markets, offering motorcycles, cars, and taxi services tailored to local preferences and infrastructure. GrabFood has become the region's largest food delivery platform, partnering with hundreds of thousands of restaurants and merchants. GrabMart provides on-demand delivery of groceries and essentials from supermarkets, convenience stores, and specialty retailers. GrabExpress offers same-day parcel delivery for businesses and consumers. GrabPay, the company's digital wallet, enables cashless payments across Grab services and at millions of merchant locations, becoming a significant player in Southeast Asia's digital payments ecosystem. GrabFinancial extends into lending, insurance, and investment products designed for the region's largely underbanked population. The platform's success stems from deep localization, understanding diverse market needs from motorcycle taxis in dense cities to car services in suburban areas. Grab's driver and merchant partners number in the millions, providing critical earning opportunities across the region. The superapp strategy creates network effects where users access multiple services through one platform, increasing engagement and lifetime value. With Southeast Asia's young, mobile-first population and rapidly growing middle class, Grab is positioned as essential digital infrastructure for the region's economic development and digital transformation.
Bolt
Tallinn, Estonia
Bolt (formerly Taxify) is a leading European mobility platform offering ride-hailing, scooter and bike sharing, food delivery, and car-sharing services across Europe, Africa, and other markets with a focus on affordable, sustainable transportation. Founded in 2013 in Tallinn, Estonia, with over $2 billion in funding and 5,000+ employees, Bolt has grown to serve over 100 million customers across 45+ countries and 500+ cities. The company differentiates itself through lower commission rates for drivers (typically 15% versus competitors' 20-25%), enabling more competitive pricing for riders while providing better earnings for drivers. Bolt's ride-hailing service offers multiple options from economy to business class, with particular strength in European and African markets where it competes effectively against Uber. The platform's micro-mobility services include electric scooters and bikes deployed across European cities, providing sustainable last-mile transportation options. Bolt Food has expanded into food delivery in multiple European markets, leveraging the existing driver network and platform infrastructure. Bolt Drive offers car-sharing services allowing users to rent vehicles by the hour or day from convenient locations. The company emphasizes sustainability with commitments to electric and zero-emission vehicles, carbon-neutral delivery, and green mobility options. Bolt's driver-focused approach includes transparent earnings, flexible schedules, and lower commission rates that have helped build loyalty and competitive supply. The platform's rapid expansion has been fueled by aggressive market entry strategies, localized operations, and efficient capital deployment. With a strong position in Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, and Africa, Bolt represents a significant European mobility alternative to U.S.-based platforms, demonstrating that regional players can compete effectively through differentiated business models and local market understanding.
Geotab
Oakville, Canada
Geotab is the global leader in fleet management and vehicle telematics solutions, providing IoT devices, software platforms, and data analytics that help organizations manage vehicle fleets, improve safety, reduce costs, and optimize operations. Founded in 2000 in Oakville, Canada, and remaining bootstrapped with over 2,500 employees, Geotab has grown to track more than 3 million vehicles worldwide across commercial fleets, government agencies, and various industries. The company's GO device plugs into vehicle diagnostic ports to capture detailed data on location, speed, fuel consumption, engine diagnostics, driver behavior, and maintenance needs. MyGeotab, the cloud-based software platform, transforms this raw data into actionable insights through customizable dashboards, automated reports, and sophisticated analytics. Geotab's fleet optimization features help managers route vehicles efficiently, reduce idle time, improve fuel economy, and maximize asset utilization. The platform's driver safety capabilities monitor harsh braking, speeding, acceleration, and other risky behaviors, enabling coaching programs that reduce accidents and insurance costs. Predictive maintenance alerts notify fleet managers of potential vehicle issues before breakdowns occur, minimizing downtime and extending vehicle life. Geotab's compliance tools help fleets meet regulatory requirements including electronic logging device (ELD) mandates, driver hours of service, and vehicle inspection reporting. The Geotab Marketplace ecosystem includes hundreds of third-party applications and hardware integrations extending platform capabilities for specific use cases and industries. Geotab's open platform philosophy, SDK availability, and data API access enable custom solutions and integrations. With a focus on data accuracy, platform reliability, scalability for enterprise fleets, and continuous innovation in areas like electric vehicle management and sustainability reporting, Geotab has become the foundation for fleet operations worldwide.
Verizon Connect
Atlanta, United States
Verizon Connect is a comprehensive fleet management and mobile workforce solutions provider offering GPS tracking, route optimization, compliance tools, and operational analytics backed by Verizon's network infrastructure and enterprise capabilities. Formed in 2018 through Verizon's consolidation of acquisitions including Fleetmatics, Telogis, and NetworkFleet, the company employs over 3,000 people and serves more than 20,000 customers worldwide managing millions of vehicles and mobile workers. Verizon Connect's Reveal platform provides real-time GPS vehicle tracking with location history, geofencing, and alerts that give fleet managers complete visibility into vehicle whereabouts and usage. The route optimization features use advanced algorithms to plan efficient routes considering traffic, customer time windows, vehicle capacity, and driver schedules, reducing fuel costs and improving customer service. The platform's driver safety monitoring tracks speeding, harsh braking, rapid acceleration, and distracted driving, enabling coaching and training programs that reduce accidents and liability. Compliance tools help fleets meet Hours of Service regulations through electronic logging devices (ELD), driver vehicle inspection reports (DVIR), and International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA) reporting. Verizon Connect's field service management capabilities schedule jobs, dispatch workers, track job status, and capture electronic signatures and photos for service verification. The platform's asset tracking extends beyond vehicles to trailers, equipment, and tools. Mobile workforce features include timecard management, job costing, and productivity tracking. Verizon Connect benefits from integration with Verizon's cellular network, ensuring reliable connectivity and data transmission. The platform serves diverse industries including construction, utilities, delivery services, and field service organizations. With enterprise-grade security, scalability, and Verizon's backing, Verizon Connect provides mission-critical fleet management for large organizations.
Lime
San Francisco, United States
Lime is a global leader in shared electric micro-mobility, operating dockless e-scooters and e-bikes in over 200 cities worldwide to provide affordable, sustainable first-mile and last-mile transportation solutions. Founded in 2017 in San Francisco with over $1 billion in funding and 500+ employees, Lime pioneered the dockless e-scooter industry and has facilitated over 400 million rides globally. The company's electric scooters and bikes are strategically deployed throughout urban areas, accessible through a mobile app that shows nearby vehicles, unlocks them via QR code, and handles per-minute billing. Lime's vehicles feature GPS tracking, cellular connectivity, and IoT sensors that enable operational management, theft prevention, and data collection on usage patterns. The platform uses dynamic pricing and incentive systems to manage vehicle distribution, encouraging users to ride to areas with vehicle shortages or park in preferred locations. Lime's operational excellence includes sophisticated algorithms for fleet rebalancing, charging logistics, and maintenance scheduling that keep vehicles available and functional. The company has shifted toward larger, more durable Gen 4 scooters designed for longevity and improved unit economics. Lime emphasizes sustainability, positioning micro-mobility as environmentally friendly alternatives to car trips that reduce emissions, congestion, and parking demand in cities. The platform partners with municipal governments and transit agencies to integrate into broader transportation networks, often operating under permits and regulatory frameworks. Lime's corporate programs enable businesses to subsidize employee commutes, while accessibility features make micro-mobility available to diverse populations. Despite challenges including vandalism, regulatory restrictions, and path to profitability, Lime has established itself as essential urban transportation infrastructure in cities embracing sustainable, car-free mobility options for short trips.
XPeng
Guangzhou, China
Smart EV company
ParkMobile
Atlanta, United States
Smart parking platform
Via
New York, United States
Transit technology company
Remix
San Francisco, United States
City transportation planning
Swiftly
San Francisco, United States
Transit data platform
Moovit
Ness Ziona, Israel
Mobility as a Service platform
Omnitracs
Dallas, United States
Fleet management solutions
Samsara
San Francisco, United States
Connected operations platform
Oracle Hospitality
Austin, United States
Hospitality technology solutions
Stayntouch
Bethesda, United States
Cloud-native hotel PMS
Duve
Tel Aviv, Israel
Guest experience platform
Toast
Boston, United States
Restaurant technology platform
Fourth
Austin, United States
Hospitality operations platform
Shipt
Birmingham, United States
Same-day delivery service
Nanoimprint Solutions
Tokyo, Japan
Nanoimprint lithography equipment and materials
Micralyne
Edmonton, Canada
MEMS and microfluidics foundry services
Nanopass Technologies
Ness Ziona, Israel
Microneedle technology for intradermal drug delivery
COMSOL
Stockholm, Sweden
Multiphysics simulation software for nanoscale modeling
Nanofabrication Technologies
Albuquerque, United States
Nanofabrication services and custom MEMS
Optomec
Albuquerque, United States
Aerosol jet printing for electronics and nanotechnology
Minatec
Grenoble, France
European micro and nanotechnology innovation campus
NanoFab Centre
Edmonton, Canada
Open-access nanofabrication facility
Cornell NanoScale Facility
Ithaca, United States
NSF-supported national nanofabrication user facility
FormFactor
Livermore, United States
Advanced probe cards for semiconductor testing
Cascade Microtech
Beaverton, United States
RF and DC probe stations for device characterization
SPTS Technologies (KLA)
Newport, United Kingdom
Etch and deposition for MEMS and advanced packaging
SAMCO Inc
Kyoto, Japan
Plasma CVD and etch equipment for nanotechnology
Avisi Technologies
San Diego, United States
VisiPlate nanotechnology-enabled ocular implant for glaucoma treatment
Robeauté
Paris, France
Modular swallowable microrobots for targeted medical interventions
3D MicroPrint
Chemnitz, Germany
Micro metal printing technology for precision components
Dryad Networks
Berlin, Germany
Ultra-early wildfire detection using IoT sensor networks
Integrated Device Technology
San Jose, United States
MEMS and nanosensor solutions for IoT applications
Neocis
Miami, United States
Robotic systems with nano-precision for dental implant procedures
Asetek
Aalborg, Denmark
Liquid cooling solutions for data center and gaming