Robotics & Autonomy Companies – Page 2

Hystrix Technologies is an Israeli robotics startup developing the XSTR-1 unmanned ground vehicle for search and rescue, industrial inspection, research, and defense missions in rubble, tunnels, debris, and other confined or hazardous environments. Its public product concept combines a compact tracked or all-terrain robotic platform with multi-camera and infrared sensing, real-time audio, payload carriage, and dual Wi-Fi/fiber connectivity.

ControlUp is a privately held enterprise software company whose ControlUp ONE platform combines Digital Employee Experience (DEX), Autonomous Endpoint Management (AEM), endpoint and virtual-desktop observability, security/compliance visibility, and automated remediation. Its commercial proposition is to help IT teams detect, explain, and resolve workspace problems across physical endpoints, VDI/DaaS, applications, and communications environments.

Picker Agrobotics is an Israeli agricultural-robotics startup developing a flexible, long-reach fruit-harvesting system that combines AI vision, precision control, and a hollow Snip-N-Roll arm. Its target is the labor and timing bottleneck in citrus, avocado, and other deep-canopy orchards, with a potential contribution to food-production resilience.

TreeX Robotics is an Israeli physical-AI company building autonomous flying robots that perform skilled outdoor field work, beginning with precision pruning and other canopy-management tasks in vineyards and orchards. Its approach combines an aerial vehicle, a robotic arm, 3D perception, and edge autonomy to address seasonal agricultural labor scarcity while creating a technically relevant platform for food-security and hazardous field operations.

EndoCure is a Haifa-founded medical-robotics startup developing Revealan, an investigational robotic ultrasound platform that converts off-the-shelf ultrasound systems into automated, operator-agnostic, high-resolution 3D imaging tools. Its first clinical focus is endometriosis, with expansion announced toward oncology, urology, and quantitative treatment monitoring.

Pashoot Robotics is an Israeli startup building contextual industrial-robotics software that makes collaborative robotic arms easier to deploy in high-mix manufacturing.

Keotic Networks is an Israeli AI company developing CognitiveCore, an autonomous knowledge-management engine that learns from raw, unstructured text, discovers semantic connections, and routes relevant information without requiring a predefined taxonomy. Its technology has been publicly associated with Israel's INNOFENSE dual-use program and reporting on integration into an Israeli Air Force safety and control workflow.

Lifeward Ltd. is an Israeli-founded, Nasdaq-listed medical-device company operating from the United States and Israel. It develops and commercializes mobility and rehabilitation products including ReWalk personal exoskeletons, AlterG anti-gravity systems, and MYOLYN functional electrical stimulation cycles.

Enigma AI Labs (operating publicly as "Enigma") is an Israeli-founded physical-AI company building a hardware-agnostic intelligence layer for robots: robotics foundation models, an abstraction layer that runs the same policies across different robot form factors, and new interaction interfaces intended to make commanding a robot as intuitive as using a phone. It emerged from stealth on July 27, 2026 with a $71 million Seed round co-led by Index Ventures and Ribbit Capital and simultaneously put more than 100 of its own robots online for anyone in the world to control.

CPR Robotics is an Israeli deep-tech medical-robotics startup developing an autonomous CPR system for field and hospital use. Its device combines mechanical chest compression, closed-loop motor control, and pressure, motion, and contact sensing to provide consistent resuscitation when human fatigue, staffing, or access delays threaten CPR quality.

Xpand, formerly 1MRobotics, develops autonomous AI-powered retail stores packaged as modular, plug-and-play units. Its store-in-a-box combines robotic picking and packing, computer vision, inventory software, and remote operations for 24/7 convenience and grocery retail.

Rootie Robot Ltd. is an Israeli robotics company building autonomous facility-maintenance and monitoring systems that combine computer vision, mobile robots, mapping, simulation, and remote fleet operations. Its technology is aimed at reducing labor-intensive inspection and maintenance work in commercial and outdoor environments while improving operational visibility and resilience.

VineRobotiqs is an Israeli agricultural-robotics startup developing autonomous machines for full-season table-grape viticulture, using AI real-time control and farmer-defined operating recipes to reduce labor dependence while improving bunch quality and yield consistency.

Corbotex is an Israeli startup developing locally made AI-driven autonomous drones that can execute missions with weak or absent GPS. Its stated civilian applications include inspection, agriculture, environmental monitoring, emergency response, and delivery, while public third-party commentary indicates credible defense and security adjacency.

Unlimited Robotics develops Gary, a multifunctional autonomous service robot now focused on hospitals and healthcare facilities, together with software that lets developers add task-specific robotic applications. The company targets repetitive logistics, cleaning, translation, documentation, and patient-support work where healthcare organizations face persistent staffing pressure.

FFRobotics is an Israeli agricultural-robotics startup developing the FFRobot, a patented platform for automated fresh-fruit harvesting. Its public product description combines machine vision, image processing, robotic manipulation, and crop-selection logic to reduce dependence on seasonal labor while limiting handling damage.

Israeli agricultural robotics startup developing autonomous electric field vehicles and task-specific systems for crop sensing, spraying, mowing, and pruning in farms and vineyards.

LightYX develops BeamerOne, an electro-optical construction layout system that projects BIM/CAD plans at full scale onto floors, walls, and ceilings. Its mobile workflow combines laser-guided marking with site scanning, plan edits, as-built capture, and progress checks for contractors and trade crews.

Nearu is an Israeli AI-infrastructure startup building an emotional and behavioral intelligence layer for human-facing AI agents and robots, combining multimodal emotion perception with persistent memory, identity, and personality controls.

Sentient Robotics is an Israeli early-stage robotics company building autonomous mobile robot fleets for supermarket operations, including inventory scanning, out-of-stock detection, restocking alerts, customer assistance, and security monitoring. Its public materials describe a computer-vision and machine-learning platform designed to coordinate robots across retail locations.

Israeli agricultural-robotics startup developing a drone-attachable system for collecting and dispensing pollen inside greenhouses, with AI and image recognition intended to improve pollination timing and placement.

RadSee Technologies is an Israeli deep-tech startup building high-resolution 4D imaging radar that delivers premium detection range and angular resolution from low-cost, off-the-shelf 77 GHz chips paired with a patented antenna and AI-driven signal-processing software, targeting autonomous mobility and adjacent sensing markets.

Legacy Israeli autonomous-drone company that built docked UAV systems for persistent industrial inspection and security.

BionicHIVE developed SqUID, an autonomous warehouse-robotics system that moves boxes on warehouse floors and vertically along existing rack infrastructure. The company attracted Amazon backing and a Maersk pilot, but public reporting indicates that it entered liquidation proceedings in December 2024.

Israeli early-stage hospitality-technology startup building an operations layer for hotel robots. Its software connects robots, cameras, hotel systems, and staff workflows to dispatch, coordinate, verify, and improve physical work across a property.

SixAI was an Israeli industrial-AI and robotics venture builder that applied computer vision, autonomous mobile robotics, and control software to manufacturing, logistics, maritime inspection, and other operational environments. Public evidence supports meaningful historical technology and dual-use activity, but current evidence indicates the company has been wound down and should not be treated as an active investment candidate.