Robotics companies in Massachusetts
18 robotics companies across 11 cities in Massachusetts.
Boston Dynamics
Long-running robotics company behind the Atlas humanoid, the Spot quadruped and the Stretch box-handling robot. It is owned by Hyundai and sells Spot and Stretch commercially.
MIT CSAIL
MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, one of the largest academic labs working on robotics, manipulation, planning and machine learning.
Realtime Robotics
Boston company making motion-planning software and hardware that generates collision-free robot paths in real time and optimizes multi-robot work cells.
Barrett Technology
Newton company making the WAM backdrivable robot arm and BarrettHand, long-standing tools in manipulation research and rehabilitation robotics.
iRobot
Massachusetts company that made the Roomba the best-known home robot, with a line of robot vacuums and mops and its own navigation software.
RightHand Robotics
Massachusetts company making piece-picking robot systems that combine an adaptive gripper with grasp-selection AI for order fulfillment.
Cognex
Massachusetts machine-vision company making barcode readers, vision sensors and deep-learning inspection tools used alongside robots.
Symbotic
Massachusetts company building high-density automated warehouse systems with fleets of autonomous bots, deployed for large retailers.
Vecna Robotics
Massachusetts company making autonomous forklifts and pallet jacks with a workflow orchestration layer and remote operations support.
Berkshire Grey
Massachusetts supplier of robotic picking, sortation and mobile fulfillment systems for retailers, grocers and logistics providers.
MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab
MIT lab behind the Cheetah and Mini Cheetah legged robots, researching high-speed locomotion, actuator design and dynamic control.
Harmonic Drive LLC
US arm of the maker of strain-wave gearing, supplying the compact zero-backlash gearheads and actuators used in robot joints.
Locus Robotics
Maker of autonomous mobile robots that guide warehouse workers through picking, sold as a subscription with fleet software.
MathWorks
Maker of MATLAB and Simulink, including the Robotics System Toolbox used for modeling, control design and ROS integration.
WPI Robotics Engineering
Worcester Polytechnic Institute's robotics engineering department, which offered one of the first dedicated undergraduate robotics degrees in the US.
GelSight
Waltham company making high-resolution tactile sensors that turn surface contact into a 3D image, used for robot touch and industrial inspection.
Harvard Biodesign Lab
Harvard lab developing soft wearable robots and exosuits that assist walking and arm movement for rehabilitation.
Pickle Robot
Boston-area company building robots that unload floor-loaded trailers and containers alongside warehouse staff.
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How many robotics companies are in Massachusetts?
Humanoid Lab lists 18 robotics companies in Massachusetts across 11 cities, led by Cambridge, Waltham, Bedford. New listings are added as we verify them.
Which cities in Massachusetts have the most robotics companies?
Cambridge (3), Waltham (3), Bedford (2), Natick (2), Wilmington (2).