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Simbe Robotics, Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, specializing in autonomous robotic solutions for the retail industry. Founded in 2014, the company has developed a robotic system named Tally, which autonomously navigates store aisles to conduct shelf audits. Tally captures real-time inventory data, identifying out-of-stock items, low stock levels, misplaced products, and pricing discrepancies. By automating these repetitive and labor-intensive tasks, Simbe Robotics enhances operational efficiency for retail staff, allowing them to focus on customer service and other critical aspects of store management. The robotic system operates safely during regular store hours, effectively integrating into the shopping environment without disrupting customers or employees.

Mytra is a robotics company developing software-defined warehouse robotics solutions to automate industrial tasks in logistics. The company produces a novel solution for storing and moving materials in a three-dimensional grid. The matrix lattice for the storage grid can be built quickly and easily from simple, modular pieces of hardware, which takes a lot of the technical debt off the customer and can be shaped to fit whatever space customers have.

Bright Machines, Inc. is a manufacturing company founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Tel Aviv, China, and Mexico. The company specializes in creating robotic arms and cells for micro factories, focusing on the assembly and inspection of electronic products. It aims to reduce manual labor in manufacturing by integrating advanced robotics with a software-defined manufacturing platform. This platform leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, and production data to enhance automation processes, resulting in robots that are adaptable and equipped with sensor technology and computer vision. Bright Machines enables its clients to innovate rapidly and achieve better production yields at lower costs, meeting the evolving demands of the manufacturing sector.

Voxel is a developer of a site intelligence platform aimed at improving safety and operational efficiency in workplaces. The platform leverages full-stack AI and computer vision technology to provide real-time visibility into various safety practices, including vehicle safety, personal protective equipment, ergonomics, and area controls. By offering actionable insights and data-driven analytics, Voxel enables organizations to identify unseen risks, make informed decisions, and cultivate a sustainable safety culture. Its clientele includes Fortune 500 companies across diverse sectors such as retail, manufacturing, food and beverage warehousing, and logistics. Based in San Francisco, Voxel operates with a globally distributed team and is supported by leading venture capital firms.

Simbe Robotics, Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, specializing in autonomous robotic solutions for the retail industry. Founded in 2014, the company has developed a robotic system named Tally, which autonomously navigates store aisles to conduct shelf audits. Tally captures real-time inventory data, identifying out-of-stock items, low stock levels, misplaced products, and pricing discrepancies. By automating these repetitive and labor-intensive tasks, Simbe Robotics enhances operational efficiency for retail staff, allowing them to focus on customer service and other critical aspects of store management. The robotic system operates safely during regular store hours, effectively integrating into the shopping environment without disrupting customers or employees.

Mytra is a robotics company developing software-defined warehouse robotics solutions to automate industrial tasks in logistics. The company produces a novel solution for storing and moving materials in a three-dimensional grid. The matrix lattice for the storage grid can be built quickly and easily from simple, modular pieces of hardware, which takes a lot of the technical debt off the customer and can be shaped to fit whatever space customers have.

Bright Machines, Inc. is a manufacturing company founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Tel Aviv, China, and Mexico. The company specializes in creating robotic arms and cells for micro factories, focusing on the assembly and inspection of electronic products. It aims to reduce manual labor in manufacturing by integrating advanced robotics with a software-defined manufacturing platform. This platform leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, and production data to enhance automation processes, resulting in robots that are adaptable and equipped with sensor technology and computer vision. Bright Machines enables its clients to innovate rapidly and achieve better production yields at lower costs, meeting the evolving demands of the manufacturing sector.

Swift Navigation, Inc. is a technology company specializing in precise global positioning system (GPS) solutions, founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, California, with an additional location in Melbourne, Australia. The company develops hardware and software that provide centimeter-level accuracy through real-time kinematics (RTK) technology. Its product lineup includes the Piksi Multi GNSS Module, a versatile RTK receiver, and the Duro Ruggedized Receiver, designed for various industrial applications such as agriculture and robotics. Additionally, Swift Navigation offers the Skylark cloud corrections service and the Starling GNSS positioning engine, which caters to automotive and autonomous vehicle needs. The company's innovative solutions, characterized by their affordability and high accuracy—100 times better than standard GPS—serve multiple industries, including unmanned aerial vehicles, surveying, and space applications. Swift Navigation's commitment to making advanced positioning technology accessible is recognized by notable accolades, including mentions in Inc. and Forbes 30 Under 30 lists.

Mytra is a robotics company developing software-defined warehouse robotics solutions to automate industrial tasks in logistics. The company produces a novel solution for storing and moving materials in a three-dimensional grid. The matrix lattice for the storage grid can be built quickly and easily from simple, modular pieces of hardware, which takes a lot of the technical debt off the customer and can be shaped to fit whatever space customers have.

Voxel is a developer of a site intelligence platform aimed at improving safety and operational efficiency in workplaces. The platform leverages full-stack AI and computer vision technology to provide real-time visibility into various safety practices, including vehicle safety, personal protective equipment, ergonomics, and area controls. By offering actionable insights and data-driven analytics, Voxel enables organizations to identify unseen risks, make informed decisions, and cultivate a sustainable safety culture. Its clientele includes Fortune 500 companies across diverse sectors such as retail, manufacturing, food and beverage warehousing, and logistics. Based in San Francisco, Voxel operates with a globally distributed team and is supported by leading venture capital firms.

Bright Machines, Inc. is a manufacturing company founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Tel Aviv, China, and Mexico. The company specializes in creating robotic arms and cells for micro factories, focusing on the assembly and inspection of electronic products. It aims to reduce manual labor in manufacturing by integrating advanced robotics with a software-defined manufacturing platform. This platform leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, and production data to enhance automation processes, resulting in robots that are adaptable and equipped with sensor technology and computer vision. Bright Machines enables its clients to innovate rapidly and achieve better production yields at lower costs, meeting the evolving demands of the manufacturing sector.

Instrumental, Inc. specializes in developing software that enhances the efficiency of assembly lines by enabling them to autonomously operate, learn, and adapt. This innovative approach significantly reduces scrap and rework costs for manufacturers, allowing them to address issues promptly and maintain higher production yields. The company's solutions are implemented in various global assembly lines, particularly among leading manufacturers. Founded by former Apple engineers Anna-Katrina Shedletsky and Samuel Weiss, Instrumental aims to revolutionize the manufacturing industry by transforming inefficiencies into opportunities. In addition to its software offerings, Instrumental provides a range of services including performance analysis, architecture and design, and management consulting, catering to both commercial clients and government agencies. Based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Instrumental has been active since 1991, focusing on creating impactful technological advancements in data-intensive environments.

Forge is a contractor that focuses on addressing the skilled labor shortage in the construction industry by providing comprehensive workforce management services. The company utilizes proprietary technology and digital measurement tools, along with artificial intelligence-powered remote assistance, to enhance the capabilities of trades workers. Through its apprentice training program, Forge not only equips individuals with the necessary skills for various trades but also helps them achieve career opportunities and financial stability. This approach allows Forge to meet diverse customer needs effectively by consolidating multiple trade services under one roof, thereby delivering a distinctive customer experience.

Third Wave Automation, Inc. specializes in developing autonomous forklift technology that leverages machine learning and computer vision to enhance material handling. Founded in 2018 and based in Union City, California, the company has created a Shared Autonomy Platform that allows forklifts to perform intricate tasks under the supervision of human operators, who can intervene as necessary. This approach improves safety and operational efficiency within warehouses and supply chains. By integrating advanced robotics and deep learning, Third Wave Automation's solutions facilitate precise automated movement of materials and adapt to varying warehouse configurations and demands, thereby enhancing overall throughput and effectiveness in logistics operations.

Symbio Robotics, Inc. is an Emeryville, California-based company that specializes in developing industrial automation systems through robotics and artificial intelligence technologies. Founded in 2014, the company focuses on creating digital control solutions designed to eliminate production bottlenecks in various customer applications. In addition to its software development, Symbio Robotics provides consulting, training, and support services to enhance the implementation and efficiency of its automation solutions.

Swift Navigation, Inc. is a technology company specializing in precise global positioning system (GPS) solutions, founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, California, with an additional location in Melbourne, Australia. The company develops hardware and software that provide centimeter-level accuracy through real-time kinematics (RTK) technology. Its product lineup includes the Piksi Multi GNSS Module, a versatile RTK receiver, and the Duro Ruggedized Receiver, designed for various industrial applications such as agriculture and robotics. Additionally, Swift Navigation offers the Skylark cloud corrections service and the Starling GNSS positioning engine, which caters to automotive and autonomous vehicle needs. The company's innovative solutions, characterized by their affordability and high accuracy—100 times better than standard GPS—serve multiple industries, including unmanned aerial vehicles, surveying, and space applications. Swift Navigation's commitment to making advanced positioning technology accessible is recognized by notable accolades, including mentions in Inc. and Forbes 30 Under 30 lists.

Forge is a contractor that focuses on addressing the skilled labor shortage in the construction industry by providing comprehensive workforce management services. The company utilizes proprietary technology and digital measurement tools, along with artificial intelligence-powered remote assistance, to enhance the capabilities of trades workers. Through its apprentice training program, Forge not only equips individuals with the necessary skills for various trades but also helps them achieve career opportunities and financial stability. This approach allows Forge to meet diverse customer needs effectively by consolidating multiple trade services under one roof, thereby delivering a distinctive customer experience.

Instrumental, Inc. specializes in developing software that enhances the efficiency of assembly lines by enabling them to autonomously operate, learn, and adapt. This innovative approach significantly reduces scrap and rework costs for manufacturers, allowing them to address issues promptly and maintain higher production yields. The company's solutions are implemented in various global assembly lines, particularly among leading manufacturers. Founded by former Apple engineers Anna-Katrina Shedletsky and Samuel Weiss, Instrumental aims to revolutionize the manufacturing industry by transforming inefficiencies into opportunities. In addition to its software offerings, Instrumental provides a range of services including performance analysis, architecture and design, and management consulting, catering to both commercial clients and government agencies. Based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Instrumental has been active since 1991, focusing on creating impactful technological advancements in data-intensive environments.

Third Wave Automation, Inc. specializes in developing autonomous forklift technology that leverages machine learning and computer vision to enhance material handling. Founded in 2018 and based in Union City, California, the company has created a Shared Autonomy Platform that allows forklifts to perform intricate tasks under the supervision of human operators, who can intervene as necessary. This approach improves safety and operational efficiency within warehouses and supply chains. By integrating advanced robotics and deep learning, Third Wave Automation's solutions facilitate precise automated movement of materials and adapt to varying warehouse configurations and demands, thereby enhancing overall throughput and effectiveness in logistics operations.

Instrumental, Inc. specializes in developing software that enhances the efficiency of assembly lines by enabling them to autonomously operate, learn, and adapt. This innovative approach significantly reduces scrap and rework costs for manufacturers, allowing them to address issues promptly and maintain higher production yields. The company's solutions are implemented in various global assembly lines, particularly among leading manufacturers. Founded by former Apple engineers Anna-Katrina Shedletsky and Samuel Weiss, Instrumental aims to revolutionize the manufacturing industry by transforming inefficiencies into opportunities. In addition to its software offerings, Instrumental provides a range of services including performance analysis, architecture and design, and management consulting, catering to both commercial clients and government agencies. Based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Instrumental has been active since 1991, focusing on creating impactful technological advancements in data-intensive environments.

Swift Navigation, Inc. is a technology company specializing in precise global positioning system (GPS) solutions, founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, California, with an additional location in Melbourne, Australia. The company develops hardware and software that provide centimeter-level accuracy through real-time kinematics (RTK) technology. Its product lineup includes the Piksi Multi GNSS Module, a versatile RTK receiver, and the Duro Ruggedized Receiver, designed for various industrial applications such as agriculture and robotics. Additionally, Swift Navigation offers the Skylark cloud corrections service and the Starling GNSS positioning engine, which caters to automotive and autonomous vehicle needs. The company's innovative solutions, characterized by their affordability and high accuracy—100 times better than standard GPS—serve multiple industries, including unmanned aerial vehicles, surveying, and space applications. Swift Navigation's commitment to making advanced positioning technology accessible is recognized by notable accolades, including mentions in Inc. and Forbes 30 Under 30 lists.

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.

Bright Machines, Inc. is a manufacturing company founded in 2018 and based in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Tel Aviv, China, and Mexico. The company specializes in creating robotic arms and cells for micro factories, focusing on the assembly and inspection of electronic products. It aims to reduce manual labor in manufacturing by integrating advanced robotics with a software-defined manufacturing platform. This platform leverages artificial intelligence, machine learning, and production data to enhance automation processes, resulting in robots that are adaptable and equipped with sensor technology and computer vision. Bright Machines enables its clients to innovate rapidly and achieve better production yields at lower costs, meeting the evolving demands of the manufacturing sector.

Third Wave Automation, Inc. specializes in developing autonomous forklift technology that leverages machine learning and computer vision to enhance material handling. Founded in 2018 and based in Union City, California, the company has created a Shared Autonomy Platform that allows forklifts to perform intricate tasks under the supervision of human operators, who can intervene as necessary. This approach improves safety and operational efficiency within warehouses and supply chains. By integrating advanced robotics and deep learning, Third Wave Automation's solutions facilitate precise automated movement of materials and adapt to varying warehouse configurations and demands, thereby enhancing overall throughput and effectiveness in logistics operations.

Symbio Robotics, Inc. is an Emeryville, California-based company that specializes in developing industrial automation systems through robotics and artificial intelligence technologies. Founded in 2014, the company focuses on creating digital control solutions designed to eliminate production bottlenecks in various customer applications. In addition to its software development, Symbio Robotics provides consulting, training, and support services to enhance the implementation and efficiency of its automation solutions.

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.

Swift Navigation, Inc. is a technology company specializing in precise global positioning system (GPS) solutions, founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, California, with an additional location in Melbourne, Australia. The company develops hardware and software that provide centimeter-level accuracy through real-time kinematics (RTK) technology. Its product lineup includes the Piksi Multi GNSS Module, a versatile RTK receiver, and the Duro Ruggedized Receiver, designed for various industrial applications such as agriculture and robotics. Additionally, Swift Navigation offers the Skylark cloud corrections service and the Starling GNSS positioning engine, which caters to automotive and autonomous vehicle needs. The company's innovative solutions, characterized by their affordability and high accuracy—100 times better than standard GPS—serve multiple industries, including unmanned aerial vehicles, surveying, and space applications. Swift Navigation's commitment to making advanced positioning technology accessible is recognized by notable accolades, including mentions in Inc. and Forbes 30 Under 30 lists.

Instrumental, Inc. specializes in developing software that enhances the efficiency of assembly lines by enabling them to autonomously operate, learn, and adapt. This innovative approach significantly reduces scrap and rework costs for manufacturers, allowing them to address issues promptly and maintain higher production yields. The company's solutions are implemented in various global assembly lines, particularly among leading manufacturers. Founded by former Apple engineers Anna-Katrina Shedletsky and Samuel Weiss, Instrumental aims to revolutionize the manufacturing industry by transforming inefficiencies into opportunities. In addition to its software offerings, Instrumental provides a range of services including performance analysis, architecture and design, and management consulting, catering to both commercial clients and government agencies. Based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Instrumental has been active since 1991, focusing on creating impactful technological advancements in data-intensive environments.

Modbot Inc. is a developer of a cloud-based robot development platform that enables hobbyists, academics, students, and industry professionals to realize their creative technology projects. Founded in 2013 and based in San Francisco, California, Modbot offers a modular robotics system that provides industrial precision and power for consumer-assembled robots. This cost-effective and reconfigurable platform consists of standardized modules that can be easily combined to meet specific user requirements, bridging the gap between low-cost hobbyist kits and high-end industrial equipment. The platform supports various applications across manufacturing, education, engineering, and consumer sectors, allowing users to develop innovative ideas, analyze productivity data, and manage maintenance efficiently.

Clearpath Robotics Inc. specializes in designing and manufacturing self-driving vehicles for various industrial applications. Founded in 2009 and based in Kitchener, Canada, the company provides a range of autonomous solutions, including robotic utility vehicles, unmanned ground vehicles, and heavy load transporters, as well as specialized unmanned aerial and surface vessels. Clearpath's offerings extend to components such as sensors, manipulators, and controllers, as well as services in systems design, navigation, and industrial support. The company's technology aims to enhance the efficiency and safety of material transport in factories and warehouses, allowing for seamless integration into existing workflows without the need for significant infrastructure changes. Clearpath serves over 500 innovative brands worldwide through its industrial and research divisions, Clearpath Robotics and OTTO Motors.

OTTO Motors, a subsidiary of Clearpath Robotics Inc., specializes in designing and developing autonomous mobile robots for material handling in manufacturing facilities and warehouses. Founded in 2015 and based in Kitchener, Canada, the company offers two primary products: the OTTO 100, which handles human-scale payloads like boxes and carts, and the OTTO 1500, designed for larger loads such as pallets and racks. These self-driving vehicles utilize infrastructure-free navigation to ensure safe and efficient transportation in dynamic production environments, with applications spanning various industries, including automotive, medical devices, aerospace, and logistics. OTTO Motors combines proprietary hardware, software, and services to enhance operational excellence for its customers.

Swift Navigation, Inc. is a technology company specializing in precise global positioning system (GPS) solutions, founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, California, with an additional location in Melbourne, Australia. The company develops hardware and software that provide centimeter-level accuracy through real-time kinematics (RTK) technology. Its product lineup includes the Piksi Multi GNSS Module, a versatile RTK receiver, and the Duro Ruggedized Receiver, designed for various industrial applications such as agriculture and robotics. Additionally, Swift Navigation offers the Skylark cloud corrections service and the Starling GNSS positioning engine, which caters to automotive and autonomous vehicle needs. The company's innovative solutions, characterized by their affordability and high accuracy—100 times better than standard GPS—serve multiple industries, including unmanned aerial vehicles, surveying, and space applications. Swift Navigation's commitment to making advanced positioning technology accessible is recognized by notable accolades, including mentions in Inc. and Forbes 30 Under 30 lists.

Clearpath Robotics Inc. specializes in designing and manufacturing self-driving vehicles for various industrial applications. Founded in 2009 and based in Kitchener, Canada, the company provides a range of autonomous solutions, including robotic utility vehicles, unmanned ground vehicles, and heavy load transporters, as well as specialized unmanned aerial and surface vessels. Clearpath's offerings extend to components such as sensors, manipulators, and controllers, as well as services in systems design, navigation, and industrial support. The company's technology aims to enhance the efficiency and safety of material transport in factories and warehouses, allowing for seamless integration into existing workflows without the need for significant infrastructure changes. Clearpath serves over 500 innovative brands worldwide through its industrial and research divisions, Clearpath Robotics and OTTO Motors.

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.

Light Labs Inc., established in 2013 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, specializes in advancing photography through innovative technology. The company's flagship product, the Light L16 Camera, is a multi-aperture computational camera designed to deliver DSLR-quality images in a compact, pocket-sized format. By employing multiple lenses and sophisticated computational algorithms, the L16 captures high-definition photographs that combine the perspectives from several apertures simultaneously. This technology allows users to obtain a 52-megapixel image with exceptional detail and clarity, making high-quality photography more accessible to everyday users. Light's commitment to pushing the boundaries of camera technology aims to revolutionize the way individuals capture and experience photography.

Kinema Systems Inc. is a robotics startup based in Silicon Valley, specializing in advanced robotic manipulation solutions tailored for logistics and manufacturing sectors. Operating as a subsidiary of Boston Dynamics, the company has developed Kinema Pick, which is recognized as the world's first self-training and self-calibrating software for robotic depalletizing. This innovative product facilitates the depalletization process for various pallet types, including multi-SKU, single SKU, and random pallets. Utilizing deep learning and 3D vision technologies, Kinema Systems enables businesses to implement a fully integrated solution for efficient pick-and-place logistics.