Top Aerospace Robotics Companies

Large enterprises are directing their attention towards forming strategic partnerships and mergers and acquisitions in order to elevate their level of technology and scope globally. For instance, Boeing and KUKA are collaborating to develop cutting-edge automated assembly approaches for fuselages. However, ABB and Fanuc are making heavy investments into AI-powered robots for accurate drilling and inspection. The aerospace robotics market is growing more aggressive and innovative with the entry of startups with niched solutions.

• Coboworx (2019, Germany): Coboworx deals in collaborative robots designed for application to aircraft inspection as well as assembly. Its plug-and-play cobots have been made ready to be integrated on dynamic manufacturing lines with the ease of having minimal programming needed. Its aim is that SMEs serving the aerospace industry should be allowed to utilize robot automation without resorting to top-level technical prowess.

• Reliable Robots (2017, USA): Reliable robotics, having started out with autonomous flight, is also pioneering aerospace robotics through the development of AI-powered robotic systems for self-maintenance and plane testing. Their solutions decrease aircraft readiness turnaround time by enhancing operating safety and precision.

Top Player’s Company Profile

• KUKA AG

• ABB Ltd

• Fanuc Corporation

• Yaskawa Electric Corporation

• Kawasaki Robotics

• Comau S.p.A.

• Staubli International AG

• Universal Robots

• Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

• Northrop Grumman Corporation

• Electroimpact, Inc.

• JH Robotics, Inc.

• Omron Corporation

• Bosch Rexroth AG

• Fives Group