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10 Robotics Clusters Around the Globe


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Pittsburgh Robotics

Pittsburgh has been called “the robotics capital of the world.” The Pittsburgh Robotics Network (PRN) said its mission is to “bring enhanced visibility” to Southwestern Pennsylvania’s robotics companies both big and small. The network does this by hosting networking events, business webinars, community initiatives, and more. The network currently has 100 members.

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1. China Robot Industry Alliance

2. German Robotics Association

3. Japan Robot Association

4. Korea Robotics Society

5. MassRobotics

6. Odense Robotics

7. Pittsburgh Robotics

8. RoboHouse Netherlands

9. Robotic Society of Singapore

10. Silicon Valley Robotics



Robot Technologies

Mobile Robots

ANYbotics opens San Francisco office
Agility Robotics to deploy humanoids with Schaeffler Group
Brain Corp AMRs scan over 250 billion square feet
NVIDIA unveils humanoid AI and simulation tools at CoRL
More mobile robots

Collaborative Robots

Pickle Robot closes $50 million Series B, secures 30+ new order for Unload robots
Agility Robotics to deploy humanoids with Schaeffler Group
NVIDIA unveils humanoid AI and simulation tools at CoRL
PACK EXPO 2024: Doosan Robotics showcases high-payload collaborative robots
More collaborative robots


Autonomous Vehicles

Karl Iagnemma becomes Vecna Robotics CEO
Tesla says ‘future is autonomous’ at We, Robot event with Optimus, Robotaxi demonstrations
Teleo expands autonomous operation of heavy equipment to new industries
2024 Robotics Application Conference sessions now available on-demand
More autonomous vehicles

3D Printing

Digital Engineering to host Design & Simulation Summit on October 31
igus celebrates grand opening of Rhode Island robotics campus, injection molding facility
ABB launches Ultra Accuracy feature for GoFa cobots
2024 Robotics Application Conference sessions now available on-demand
More 3D printing