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Robotics, autonomy, electric mobility and systems that move people or goods. A Cosign selection of startups, scaleups and selected public or acquired companies, listed alphabetically.
Humanoid home robots that learn everyday chores and give people more time to live.
NEO has a factory now. The next test is making household help something you can manufacture.
Cosign Humanoid robots for work in human environments.
Mercedes-Benz and GXO sites are teaching its humanoids what work looks like outside the lab.
Cosign Laser weeders and tractor autonomy that help farmers control weeds and operate existing equipment.
Its new Great Plains partnership moves autonomy beyond weeding: tractors can adjust implements themselves, keeping fieldwork moving when skilled operators are scarce.
Cosign In-hospital delivery robots that give care teams time back.
Moxi 2.0 builds on twenty-five hospital deployments, taking delivery errands off the people needed for patient care.
Cosign Robots and embodied AI for real-world work.
Six days of factory testing at Longcheer put robots against the reliability bar needed to take on real shifts.
Cosign Autonomous material movement for factory floors.
Hyundai and Forvia use Sherpa robots to move materials, freeing factory logistics from constant manual transport.
Cosign Robotic autonomy, 3D mapping, and fleet operations for industry.
Transit and defense customers use its mapping tools, helping robots understand places they must navigate and inspect.
Cosign Robots that learn from human video and real commercial work.
Twenty-four hours of continuous operation points toward robots that can carry a shift, not just finish a demonstration.
Cosign Electric motorcycles and a battery swapping network for working riders
Opening battery swaps to other bike makers could make electric riding practical well beyond its own motorcycles.
Cosign Electric transport with mileage-based financing and fleet support
More than 100 electric buses deployed in East Africa make cleaner public transport an operating service, with local assembly underway.
Cosign Legged robots for industrial inspection and demanding terrain
Robots inspect industrial sites across dozens of countries, taking routine checks into places awkward for people to reach.
Cosign Connected autonomous and electric freight
Freight across eight countries comes with charging infrastructure, tackling what trucking needs to actually switch to electric.
Cosign Modular hardware and software for robot learning
Two hundred-plus robots shipped across sixty countries mean more researchers can test learning ideas on real machines.
Cosign Agile robots built for our world, taking on tough work in factories and warehouses.
Atlas is a product now, with Hyundai and DeepMind work planned to test whether humanoids can earn their factory space.
Cosign Roadside AI that detects danger and feeds traffic signals and connected vehicles
AI watching 95 road sites around MetLife Stadium now flags crashes and wrong-way drivers—World Cup traffic became a test of safer everyday roads.
Cosign Humanoid and quadruped robots with open development tools
T800 humanoids are coming off the line, making repeatable robot manufacturing the next test of its ambitions.
Cosign Autonomous legged robots for industrial inspection.
Robots inspecting Vigier’s cement plant put autonomous checks inside heavy industry, where reliable maintenance keeps production moving.
Cosign Electric hydrofoil ferries and leisure boats
Electric hydrofoils are joining Nordic public transport, making cleaner waterborne commuting a service people can actually take.
Cosign Physical AI and industrial robots for complex logistics work.
A hundred million reported production actions test whether robots can take over the messy, repeated work inside logistics.
Cosign Humanoid robots with Helix AI, built to help with daily work in homes and factories.
BotQ tackles the next humanoid problem: producing enough dependable machines for work outside the lab.
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