Plants
American factories
Plants that sell robots, robot parts, or robot-built housing. Autovol frames apartments in Nampa. SCHUNK machines grippers in Morrisville. TSMC runs 4-nanometer in Phoenix.
59 plants
HousingCalgary, Alberta
Promise Robotics
A home plant you rent. Calgary. Mattamy on the tickets.
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ActuatorsCobleskill, New York
Resolved Motion
American actuators. Made in Schoharie County.
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HousingDurham, North Carolina
BotBuilt
Computer vision on real lumber. Panels ship framed.
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HousingCalverton, New York
SQ4D
The printer is the factory.
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HumanoidsSalem, Oregon
Agility RoboFab
The first full-scale humanoid factory.
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HumanoidsSan Jose, California
Figure BotQ
One robot an hour on the San Jose campus.
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HumanoidsHayward, California
1X NEO Factory
Motors, batteries, tendons. Made on Clawiter Road.
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HumanoidsWaltham, Massachusetts
Boston Dynamics
The gym where Atlas learned to work.
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ComponentsAnderson, Texas
Terafab
Logic, memory, package, and test under one roof.
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HumanoidsAustin, Texas
Apptronik
Robot Park. Apollo across the street from HQ.
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HousingAndover, Massachusetts
Reframe
Yaskawa cells. Massachusetts timber.
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Austin, Texas
ICON
The printer and the house come from here.
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HousingColumbia, New Jersey
Black Buffalo 3D
The gantry that prints the wall.
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HousingSt. George, Utah
MudBots
Utah gantry. You own the printer.
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HousingChattanooga, Tennessee
Branch Technology
C-FAB. Printed structure.
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IndustrialAuburn Hills, Michigan
FANUC West Campus
650,000 square feet. Six thousand robots in stock.
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IndustrialMiamisburg, Ohio
Yaskawa Motoman
Blue arms. Dayton-side integration.
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IndustrialAuburn Hills, Michigan
ABB Robotics
Michigan robotics campus. US expansion.
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IndustrialShelby Township, Michigan
KUKA
Orange arms. Body shop DNA.
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IndustrialDuncan, South Carolina
Stäubli
Parkway West. Yellow TX2 arms.
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IndustrialGlen Cove, New York
Standard Bots
US-built cobots. Long Island floor.
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IndustrialColumbus, Ohio
Path Robotics
186,000 square feet. The weld finds itself.
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IndustrialTorrance, California
Blue Robotics
Thrusters and ROVs. Made in Torrance.
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IndustrialSan Mateo, California
Skydio
US-made drones. The ones that do not hit the beam.
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IndustrialWoodinville, Washington
Freefly
Astro. Designed and built in Washington.
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WarehouseWilmington, Massachusetts
Symbotic
Research Drive. The DC that restacks itself.
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WarehousePittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Seegrid
Vision-guided tuggers. No tape on the floor.
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ActuatorsBeverly, Massachusetts
Harmonic Drive
Dunham Ridge. The gearbox inside the joint.
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ActuatorsTaunton, Massachusetts
maxon
125 Dever Drive. Swiss motors, Massachusetts floor.
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ComponentsApex, North Carolina
ATI Industrial Automation
The gold disc that swaps the tool.
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ActuatorsEast Aurora, New York
Moog
Jamison Road. Flight hardware, robot joints too.
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ComponentsSan Marcos, Texas
Noveon Magnetics
Texas magnets. The motor starts here.
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ActuatorsLyman, South Carolina
SEW-Eurodrive
Upstate smart factory. Gearmotors for the line.
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ComponentsAuburn Hills, Michigan
DESTACO
End effectors. The hand on the arm.
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ComponentsFort Wayne, Indiana
PHD
PneuConnect. Indiana grippers on a cobot wrist.
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ActuatorsRadford, Virginia
Kollmorgen
TBM windings. Humanoid joints, made in Virginia.
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IndustrialCarpinteria, California
Productive Robotics
Made in America. Teach it by hand.
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ComponentsMorrisville, North Carolina
SCHUNK
The gripper. Made next to RDU.
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ComponentsDurham, North Carolina
FIPA
The other gripper house. Vacuum and sprue.
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ComponentsRumford, Rhode Island
igus
Cable carriers and dry bearings. Made in Rhode Island.
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ComponentsNoblesville, Indiana
SMC
345 acres. The air that moves the gripper.
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ComponentsMason, Ohio
Festo
Columbia Road. Pneumatics and electric kits.
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ComponentsFort Worth, Texas
MP Materials Independence
Mine to magnet. The motor’s hidden part.
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ComponentsHebron, Ohio
THK Manufacturing of America
The rail the robot rides on.
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ComponentsMuskegon, Michigan
Kaydon Bearings
Thin steel. Robot wrists turn on this.
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ComponentsVancouver, Washington
US Digital
The disk that tells the joint where it is.
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ComponentsSagle, Idaho
Encoder Products Company
Highway 95. Encoders above the lake.
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ComponentsBedford, Massachusetts
Celera Motion
Tiny encoders for surgical and humanoid joints.
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ComponentsNew Albany, Indiana
Samtec
The pins inside the controller.
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ComponentsMalta, New York
GlobalFoundries Fab 8
Luther Forest. The US 300mm floor.
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ComponentsPhoenix, Arizona
TSMC Arizona
Fab 21. American leading-edge silicon.
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ComponentsOxford, Massachusetts
IPG Photonics
The light that welds the cell.
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ComponentsHanover, New Hampshire
Hypertherm
Great Hollow Road. The arc that cuts plate.
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ComponentsCleveland, Ohio
Lincoln Electric
St. Clair Avenue. The power source and the wire.
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ComponentsRoscoe, Illinois
PBC Linear
Frelon-lined bearings. Made in Roscoe.
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ComponentsHamel, Minnesota
Tolomatic
County Road 116. The electric cylinder.
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ComponentsMount Prospect, Illinois
GAM
Ninety percent of the gearboxes, made here.
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ComponentsMarcy, New York
Wolfspeed Mohawk Valley Fab
SiC for the motor drive. Only US 200mm line.
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