Ocado Group

Inkbit Corporation, founded in 2017 and based in Medford, Massachusetts, specializes in the research, development, and manufacturing of 3D printers. The company has developed an advanced additive manufacturing platform that integrates 3D printing with machine vision technology, allowing for the rapid production of polymer parts. By employing machine learning and artificial intelligence, Inkbit delivers a multi-material jetting platform that meets the speed and precision required for demanding industrial applications. The expertise of its team, comprised of MIT-trained scientists and engineers, spans industrial systems, design software, and material science, enabling Inkbit to bridge the gap between prototyping and large-scale manufacturing. This innovation facilitates the on-demand production of both multi-material and end-use products, positioning Inkbit as a leader in the mass-market additive manufacturing sector.

Oxa specializes in developing autonomous vehicle software that enhances the operational capabilities of fleets. The company offers an AI-based platform designed to facilitate the deployment and scaling of autonomous vehicles. Its software utilizes laser vision and radar technology to improve localization and redundancy, ensuring safe navigation in various environments, including pedestrian areas. By enabling autonomous systems to better understand their surroundings and predict the movements of other vehicles, Oxa supports businesses in integrating autonomy into their transportation solutions while maintaining low compute power requirements.

Wayve is a company focused on developing a fully autonomous driving system for vehicles, utilizing end-to-end deep learning technology. This approach enables the creation of artificial intelligence capable of navigating complex driving scenarios across various urban environments. The company operates a fleet of electric vehicles equipped for autonomous operation, which facilitates technology development and real-world testing. Headquartered in London, Wayve aims to provide a scalable solution for autonomous driving that can adapt quickly and safely to new driving conditions globally.

Wayve is a company focused on developing a fully autonomous driving system for vehicles, utilizing end-to-end deep learning technology. This approach enables the creation of artificial intelligence capable of navigating complex driving scenarios across various urban environments. The company operates a fleet of electric vehicles equipped for autonomous operation, which facilitates technology development and real-world testing. Headquartered in London, Wayve aims to provide a scalable solution for autonomous driving that can adapt quickly and safely to new driving conditions globally.

Inkbit Corporation, founded in 2017 and based in Medford, Massachusetts, specializes in the research, development, and manufacturing of 3D printers. The company has developed an advanced additive manufacturing platform that integrates 3D printing with machine vision technology, allowing for the rapid production of polymer parts. By employing machine learning and artificial intelligence, Inkbit delivers a multi-material jetting platform that meets the speed and precision required for demanding industrial applications. The expertise of its team, comprised of MIT-trained scientists and engineers, spans industrial systems, design software, and material science, enabling Inkbit to bridge the gap between prototyping and large-scale manufacturing. This innovation facilitates the on-demand production of both multi-material and end-use products, positioning Inkbit as a leader in the mass-market additive manufacturing sector.

Oxa specializes in developing autonomous vehicle software that enhances the operational capabilities of fleets. The company offers an AI-based platform designed to facilitate the deployment and scaling of autonomous vehicles. Its software utilizes laser vision and radar technology to improve localization and redundancy, ensuring safe navigation in various environments, including pedestrian areas. By enabling autonomous systems to better understand their surroundings and predict the movements of other vehicles, Oxa supports businesses in integrating autonomy into their transportation solutions while maintaining low compute power requirements.

Karakuri Ltd specializes in designing, manufacturing, and installing robotic automation systems tailored for restaurants, commercial kitchens, and caterers. Founded in 2018 and based in London, the company offers innovative products such as DK-One, a machine that customizes meals, manages portion controls, and dispenses food on a large scale, and Marley, which focuses on personalizing ice cream and other food options. Karakuri's solutions cater to a wide range of environments, including fast casual restaurants, central kitchens, airports, canteens, stadiums, and event catering. The company aims to enhance operational efficiency and consistency in food service through intelligent robotic automation, which integrates smoothly into existing kitchen layouts with minimal disruption. Additionally, Karakuri provides customers with real-time data and insights to support positive return on investment.

Kindred's mission is to build machines with human-like intelligence. Since its founding in 2014, Kindred has been exploring and engineering systems that enable robots to interact with the physical world, fulfilling the goal of bringing humans and intelligent machines together to solve real-world problems. Kindred has built an AI platform that integrates vision, grasping and placement to create autonomous solutions for complex commercial problems. With increased labor complexities in e-commerce fulfillment centers, Kindred developed a flagship product, SORT, to help retailers stay competitive. Kindred smart piece-picking SORT robots tackle a labor intensive part of the supply chain, which is Putwall Sortation, completing the manual task to pick and place items into separate customer orders. Kindred robots are currently in commercial use at e-commerce leaders including Gap, Inc., Carter’s and other global retailers. The Kindred SORT robots work alongside warehouse staff to quickly and accurately sort items into individual customer orders. Kindred has offices in San Francisco & Toronto.

Haddington Dynamics is an advanced research and development company focusing on low-cost, ultra precision motion control for robotics.

Myrmex is developing an innovative unmanned grocery delivery system designed to automate the delivery of online orders from a designated collection point. This system utilizes mobile robotic units that can deliver orders shortly after customers arrive at the pick-up location. Myrmex's solution features individual temperature-controlled compartments for both chilled and frozen items, which allows retailers to enhance customer convenience by enabling order collection according to their schedules. The company's approach aims to improve customer satisfaction while streamlining the grocery delivery process.

Inkbit Corporation, founded in 2017 and based in Medford, Massachusetts, specializes in the research, development, and manufacturing of 3D printers. The company has developed an advanced additive manufacturing platform that integrates 3D printing with machine vision technology, allowing for the rapid production of polymer parts. By employing machine learning and artificial intelligence, Inkbit delivers a multi-material jetting platform that meets the speed and precision required for demanding industrial applications. The expertise of its team, comprised of MIT-trained scientists and engineers, spans industrial systems, design software, and material science, enabling Inkbit to bridge the gap between prototyping and large-scale manufacturing. This innovation facilitates the on-demand production of both multi-material and end-use products, positioning Inkbit as a leader in the mass-market additive manufacturing sector.

Karakuri Ltd specializes in designing, manufacturing, and installing robotic automation systems tailored for restaurants, commercial kitchens, and caterers. Founded in 2018 and based in London, the company offers innovative products such as DK-One, a machine that customizes meals, manages portion controls, and dispenses food on a large scale, and Marley, which focuses on personalizing ice cream and other food options. Karakuri's solutions cater to a wide range of environments, including fast casual restaurants, central kitchens, airports, canteens, stadiums, and event catering. The company aims to enhance operational efficiency and consistency in food service through intelligent robotic automation, which integrates smoothly into existing kitchen layouts with minimal disruption. Additionally, Karakuri provides customers with real-time data and insights to support positive return on investment.