Super Powers Mobility (SPM) is a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based full-stack high-voltage electric powertrain development company building high-performance electric UTVs (utility task vehicles). Founded by Jonathan Powers, SPM delivers rapid mobility, silent operation, and power export for off-road applications, and earned entry into the AlphaLab Gear accelerator program.

Ottomatika, Inc. was a Carnegie Mellon University spinoff that developed automated driving software and systems for self-driving and driver-assist vehicles. The company was acquired by Delphi Automotive in August 2015.

Silly Surfacing is a Pittsburgh, PA-based startup developing an autonomous process to detect, map, and repair potholes, offering a patent-pending design for the future of pothole repair. The company is headquartered at 800 Vinial Street and was selected for the Robotics Factory Accelerate cohort in 2025.

Aethon, Inc. is a provider of autonomous mobile robots for the healthcare and hospitality markets, automating routine delivery and transportation tasks to support clinical teams and staff. The company is a subsidiary of ST Engineering and serves hospitals with secure, autonomous delivery solutions.

Aquatonomy is a full-stack robotics company redefining underwater inspection through autonomy and AI-powered data intelligence. Its autonomous underwater vehicles perform 3D inspections in any visibility, turning complex environments such as bridges, dams, and ship hulls into precise, measurement-grade digital twins.

Blue Belt Technologies, Inc. was a Pittsburgh-based medical device company that developed and commercialized robotics-assisted technologies for orthopedic surgery and other surgical specialties. The company was acquired by Smith & Nephew in October 2015.

CapSen Robotics is a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based robotics company that develops advanced robotic systems for manufacturing, combining 3D vision, collision-free motion planning, and control software through its CapSen PiC platform. The company assists production workflows with robots capable of performing repetitive tasks including kitting and sorting with high precision.

Clear Solar Corporation develops self-cleaning, robotic solutions for solar panels to boost energy efficiency and lower cleaning costs for solar panel operators worldwide. The company applies space-grade innovation to address dust accumulation on solar panels, one of the most overlooked challenges in clean energy. It has been recognized through Carnegie Mellon University's VentureBridge program.

EKTO VR is a technology company developing immersion-enhancing products for virtual reality users, starting with a compact wearable robotic footwear system designed to mitigate motion sickness and deepen immersion. The company aims to fulfill the sci-fi promise of virtual reality through revolutionary hardware products.

ESTAT Actuation develops electroadhesive clutches and brakes using electrostatic physics, advanced materials science, and world-class mechanical design. Its products are claimed to be 10x lighter, 10x more compact, and 1000x more efficient than conventional clutch hardware, targeting robotics and industrial actuation markets.

Grasp Robotics, Inc. is a Pittsburgh, PA-based robotics company developing robotic solutions targeted at specific industry sectors and applications, headquartered at One Allegheny Square, Nova Tower 1.

HEBI Robotics is a Pittsburgh-based robotics company founded in 2014, spun out of Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute. It develops modular robotic hardware and software platforms that enable custom robotic solutions and automation. The company serves researchers, engineers, and industry partners seeking flexible, reconfigurable robotic components.

Humotech is a Pittsburgh-based medtech company that blends human movement science, engineering, robotics, and data to advance personalized prosthetic care. Its Caplex® platform offers a clinical prosthetic foot trialing service that enables people with limb loss to rapidly compare and test different prosthetic feet in real-time before selecting a device.

Inductive Robotics is an autonomous EV charging company developing mobile robots that deliver charging directly to parked electric vehicles. Its mobility product enables EV charging anywhere, eliminating dedicated EV-only parking spots and helping fleet and parking lot operators scale EV charging rapidly.

Journey Robotics is an aviation automation company that develops touchless baggage handling solutions to improve the safety and efficiency of airport and airline operations. The company focuses on performing physically demanding, repetitive tasks associated with baggage handling through robotic automation.

Lead-In Record Co. is a Pittsburgh-based company that uses robotics to manufacture vinyl records on-demand for independent artists. Founded by a team of engineers and musicians, it serves as a manufacturer and distributor enabling indie artists to produce records through an automated vinyl production process.

Onward Robotics (formerly IAM Robotics) is a warehouse automation company that delivers robotics solutions coordinating humans and robots as a cohesive system to revolutionize fulfillment and e-commerce operations.

Phlux Technologies is a company developing an intelligent 3D safety platform for robotics and industrial automation, designed to eliminate physical barriers, reduce downtime, and adapt in real-time to dynamic environments.

RE2 Robotics was a Pittsburgh, PA-based developer of teleoperated mobile robotic systems for the aviation, construction, defense, energy, and medical industries. The company was acquired by Sarcos in 2022; Sarcos subsequently closed the Pittsburgh office in 2023.

RedZone Robotics, Inc. provides innovative and customized asset management solutions for underground infrastructure by delivering data-driven insights through robotic sewer inspection. Headquartered in Warrendale, Pennsylvania, the company has been conducting sewer inspections for over 20 years and has obtained data on over 100 million feet of sewer pipeline. It has been in business since 1987.