Thousands of new startups are founded every year – emerging companies with the potential to disrupt the robotics industry. To give you a head-start on emerging technologies and startups that will impact the various sectors in 2022, we analyzed a total of 256 global autonomous mobile robot startups & scaleups. Meet five of the most promising startups to watch!
Global Startup Heat Map highlights 5 Autonomous Mobile Robot Startups to Watch in 2022
Out of 256, the five autonomous mobile robot startups to watch are chosen through the Big Data & Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered StartUs Insights Discovery Platform, covering over 2 093 000+ startups & scaleups globally. As the world’s largest resource for data on emerging companies, the SaaS platform enables you to scout relevant startups, emerging technologies & future industry trends quickly & exhaustively.
The Global Startup Heat Map below highlights the five autonomous mobile robot startups you should watch in 2022 as well as the geo-distribution of the other 251 AMR startups & scaleups we analyzed for this research. We hand-picked the five highlighted startups based on our data-driven startup scouting approach, taking into account factors such as location, founding year, the relevance of technology, and funding, among others.
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RangeAero develops an Aircraft Autonomy System
Founding Year: 2020
Location: Bengaluru, India
Partner for: Heavy Load Drone Delivery
RangeAero is an Indian startup that builds an aircraft-agnostic autonomy system. The startup’s proprietary solution converts manually guided drones into autonomous last-mile delivery aircraft. It also packs airborne and ground obstacle avoidance systems and integrated vehicle health management to ensure drone and package safety. In addition, RangeAero offers a ground control software program to improve unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) planning and situational awareness. This enables logistics companies to retrofit regular drones to scale operations, saving capital expenses and reducing delivery times.
MuL Technologies builds Autonomous Robotic Carts
Founding Year: 2019
Location: Mequon, USA
Partner for: Material Handling, Inventory Management
US-based startup MuL Technologies offers mobile autonomous robotic carts for manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics companies. The startup’s MARC Series of robots combines off-the-shelf components and minimum custom hardware to automate material handling. The robotic carts use 3D cameras, lasers, and proximity sensors to map the indoor facility and avoid obstacles, all without the need for WiFi networks. This eliminates the internet security concerns in conventional connected systems while reducing operational costs.
Doozy Robotics provides a Disinfection Robot
Founding Year: 2019
Location: Singapore
Partner for: Sales Assistant, Cleaning Robot
Doozy Robotics is a Singaporean startup that makes DUV – A20, a disinfection robot. It is a mobile robot that emits ultraviolet (UV)-C light to disinfect areas. The startup’s robot makes the process of sanitizing hospitals and other public spaces easy and efficient. Since DUV – A20 features autonomous operation, it also reduces labor hours and costs. The use of UV-C rays, the spectrum to which coronavirus is most sensitive, makes DUV – A20 highly effective in destroying its genetic material and ensures public safety.
NODE Robotics offers Fleet Management Software
Founding Year: 2020
Location: Stuttgart, Germany
Partner for: Autonomous Intralogistics
German startup NODE Robotics develops a software solution for driverless transport vehicles and mobile robots. The startup’s operating system (OS) combines cloud robotics and machine learning for AMR fleet management, collaboration, and fleet management. This solution enables production floors to scale operations without hardware modification or high development costs, speeding up AMR integration. In addition, NODE Robotics’ OS provides better control over fleet coordination and cooperation to orchestrate fleets, improving floor throughput.
LexxPluss develops an Automated Transfer Robot
Founding Year: 2020
Location: Kawasaki, Japan
Partner for: Logistics Automation
LexxPluss is a Japanese startup that develops automated transfer robots for warehouses. Lexx Hard, the startup’s customizable hybrid AMR automates material movement. It has a small footprint that makes it ideal for indoor applications. In addition, the startup offers a software solution, Lexx Auto, to optimize AGV and AMR traffic and collaboration. The startup’s solutions allow warehouse and logistics sites to replace cost-intensive human labor without compromising efficiency in operations.
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