Notable AI startups in Robotics

Fabric is a logistics platform that aims to make on-demand eCommerce possible, profitable, and sustainable for retailers while powering retailers' unique offerings. The company builds multi-tenant and private networks of automated micro-fulfillment centers that position automation physically close to end customers.
Fabric's purpose-built proprietary solution enables cloud-like elasticity for retailers, providing them with flexibility to build a custom solution based on their unique inventory level, desired reach, and operating and capital expense requirements, expanding and flexing as their needs change. The company's solution has been deployed commercially since 2018 and is production proven.

Inuitive designs powerful multi-core processor integrated circuits that serve as vision processors for smartphones, augmented reality and virtual reality devices, as well as robots.

Inuitive's NU4000 employs advanced artificial intelligence combined with 3D imaging, computer vision, and deep learning capabilities that make smart devices faster and smarter.

Beewise offers robotic beehives that operate with minimal human intervention by utilizing AI-powered precision robotics. The company's solution automates all beekeeping activities in order to increase yield, reduce colony loss, and eliminate the use of chemical pesticides. Beewise is a comprehensive solution that aims to keep bees alive in spite of all the stressors and challenges they face, allowing them to thrive, pollinate, and produce honey.

Arbe Robotics specializes in 4D imaging radars designed for the automotive sector. These radars provide ultra-high resolution and comprehensive 360-degree coverage, suitable for Level 2+ and higher autonomous driving. Utilizing a proprietary technology with a large array of radar beams, they create a detailed 3D environmental map to track objects, detect hazards, and plan safe routes. Leading automotive manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers are among their customers.

Bluewhite develops technology to make farms more efficient and resilient. The company's autonomous farming suite uses hardware and software to equip existing agricultural fleets with remote-control capabilities, reducing operational costs and improving productivity.

Key to this suite is Pathfinder, which transforms regular tractors into autonomous machines. Using a mix of sensor fusion, computer vision, and AI, Pathfinder allows for autonomous tasks like spraying and mowing, even in GPS-denied environments.

Bluewhite Compass, the software-as-a-service (SaaS) part of the solution, provides remote management and monitoring, allowing farmers to control operations from any device. Compass collects and analyzes field data, delivering real-time insights for better decision-making.

Through these innovations, Bluewhite helps growers maximize efficiency and sustainability in their farming operations.