
Furhat Robotics is a startup building social humanoid robots for research and innovation. Grounded in years of research in human-robot interaction, human communication and speech technology, Furhat’s core mission is to enable people to easily build real-world applications and give robots all the essential social and conversational skills needed to interact with humans just as we interact with each other.
Wefaa Robotics is a Singapore-based EdTech ecosystem company pioneering the future of hands-on learning with reconfigurable robots. Founded in 2021, the company licensed its core technology from the Singapore University of Technology and Design and has since evolved into a growing ecosystem at the intersection of robotics, education, and innovation.
Wefaa’s product suite includes Smorphi reconfigurable robots, the Smorphi Imaginary virtual challenge platform, and structured learning curricula designed to equip school and college students with essential 21st-century skills. Wefaa also actively builds learner communities through its signature event series,RoboRoarZ, the reconfigurable robotics competition that inspires creativity, problem-solving, and real-world application.

Since 2004, PAL Robotics has developed state-of-the-art robots specially designed to solve customers’ needs. We are known for our service robots used for research, intralogistics, retail and social applications for commercial organisations and research institutions.
The company’s mission is to enhance people’s quality of life through service robotics and automation technologies.
We have a presence in Barcelona, Toulouse, and Rome, with platforms designed and manufactured in Barcelona and sold to customers worldwide. The company has partnered in over 40 collaborative research projects to further the development of robotics.”
TIAGo – Mobile Manipulator Robot

Martec Srl is an Italian company specializing in the distribution of advanced technological solutions for industrial automation. With a focus on innovation and quality, it offers a wide range of products, from electronic components to control systems and sensors, supporting customers in selecting tailored solutions. Martec’s mission is to ensure efficiency and reliability in industrial processes while building strong, trustworthy relationships with partners and clients.

Introducing Navel, a new social robot.
Navel is not just a robot; it’s your smart and lovable ally. Imagine chatting with Navel in a language that feels completely natural to you. Navel listens, understands, and responds with empathy.
What sets Navel apart are its extraordinary non-verbal skills. Navel detects faces, senses emotions and responds with matching facial expressions, using its expressive 3D eyes for real eye contact. It’s very simple to use, yet very powerful in its social capabilities.
Designed for care settings, Navel offers social care and interaction in nursing homes, hospitals, and other social facilities. It also serves as a valuable tool in human-robot interaction research, contributing to the exploration of practical applications of AI and robotics.
By providing social care where it’s needed most, Navel helps address the shortage of professional caregivers and improves their working conditions. In doing so, it champions the UN’s goal No. 3: “Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages.”
Navel is made in Munich by navel robotics, blending deep tech, design, care, and AI for good.

Semio is a Los Angeles-based software startup defining the way in which people will live, work, and play with robots in their everyday lives. Semio is developing an operating system, app ecosystem, and developer tools for personal robots. Semio software allows robot developers to rapidly create and deploy robot apps, and allows robot end-users to transparently access and use those robot apps via natural communication, including both speech and body language. What Microsoft Windows did for personal computing—what Android did for smartphones—Semio is doing for personal robots.
