Pittsburgh
14 companies · 12 sectors · 1 investors
Carnegie Mellon founded its Robotics Institute in 1979, and many of the city's companies trace back to it. Aurora Innovation runs driverless long-haul trucks in Texas, and Gecko Robotics builds wall-climbing robots that inspect industrial boilers and tanks. Skild AI trains a general-purpose foundation model for robots.
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AethonPittsburgh
Robotics·Logistics
Autonomous delivery robots for hospitals and hotels
AstroboticPittsburgh
Space·Robotics
Lunar landers and rovers for payload delivery
Aurora InnovationPittsburgh
Mobility·AI
Self-driving system for long-haul trucks
Carnegie RoboticsPittsburgh
Robotics·Defense
Stereo cameras and autonomy kits for robots
Form EnergyFactory · Weirton
Energy·Manufacturing
Iron-air batteries for multi-day grid energy storage
Gecko RoboticsPittsburgh
Robotics·AI·Sensors
Wall-climbing inspection robots and asset data software
HEBI RoboticsPittsburgh
Robotics·Electronics
Modular actuators and custom robotic platforms
Near Earth AutonomyPittsburgh
Aerospace·Robotics·Drones
Autonomous pilot systems for uncrewed aircraft
Onward RoboticsPittsburgh
Robotics·Logistics
Mobile robots and software for warehouse order picking
SeegridPittsburgh
Robotics·Logistics
Autonomous mobile robots for factory and warehouse moves
Skild AIPittsburgh
Robotics·AI
General-purpose AI foundation model for robots
Stack AVPittsburgh
Robotics·AI·Mobility
Self-driving software for long-haul trucks
Super Powers MobilityPittsburgh
Mobility
Electric powertrains and energy systems for UTVs
SwanPittsburgh
Defense
Autonomy software for GPS-denied navigation and targeting