Fuvex

AdvexureDrones & Unmanned SystemsUnited States

69% match

Advexure is a commercial, enterprise, and industrial drone solutions provider offering drones, cameras, payloads, accessories, and software.

InfravisionRobotics

69% match

Infravision provides drone-enabled automation systems and aerial robotics for power line construction and repair. The company serves electric utilities and energy infrastructure projects globally by stringing transmission lines up to 765 kV faster, safer, and more affordably.

PerceptoRoboticsIsrael

67% matchPrivate

Percepto is an Israeli robotics company that develops autonomous drone-in-a-box systems and software for remote inspection, monitoring, and security. It serves industrial customers, including mining, utilities, energy, and other large infrastructure operators, using autonomous aerial and ground robots to provide continuous site surveillance and data collection.

ARX Robotics GmbHRoboticsGermany

67% matchAI 0/100 ▼Green 2/100 ▲

ARX Robotics develops next-generation autonomous systems and unmanned ground vehicles in Europe to enhance defense, security, and logistics capabilities.

Nimbus Robotics, Inc.RoboticsUnited States

66% matchPrivate

Nimbus Robotics designs and manufactures fully customized professional unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and proprietary command and control software. The company serves critical sectors such as airports, security, and energy infrastructure by providing specialized drones for inspections, monitoring, and data collection.

DUKE Robotics Corp., established in 2014 and based in Tirat Carmel, Israel, is a robotics firm with operations extending across Israel, Greece, and the United States. The company's primary focus involves developing an advanced robotic system designed for the remote, real-time, and highly precise deployment of small arms and light weapons, a technology that also encompasses drone-based applications. In addition to its defense systems, DUKE Robotics manufactures a specialized drone for cleaning insulators on electric utility cables, playing a crucial role in the routine maintenance of critical infrastructure. Their product line further includes a UAS octocopter, featuring an integrated six-degrees-of-freedom robotic gimbal, specifically engineered for military and homeland security missions. The company, initially known as UAS Drone Corp., underwent a name change to DUKE Robotics Corp. in October 2024.