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Robotics Manufacturers

Canadian companies building mobile robots, robotic arms, humanoids, service robots and subsea systems.

Initial editorial selection of six representative organizations. This is not a ranking or exhaustive directory.
01Kitchener, Ontario

Clearpath Robotics

Research mobile robots

Developer of unmanned ground vehicles and mobile robotics platforms used by research and development teams worldwide.

UGVROSResearch
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Primary source: official website; last editorial review: 2026-07-30.

02Vancouver, British Columbia

Sanctuary AI

Physical AI and dexterous robotics

Develops production-oriented Physical AI, robotic hands and automation systems for complex industrial tasks.

Physical AIHumanoidDexterity
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Primary source: official website; last editorial review: 2026-07-30.

03Boisbriand, Quebec

Kinova

Robotic arms

Designs and manufactures lightweight robotic arms for assistive, medical, research and industrial applications.

Robot ArmsMedicalResearch
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Primary source: official website; last editorial review: 2026-07-30.

04Kitchener, Ontario

Avidbots

Autonomous cleaning robots

Builds autonomous commercial floor-cleaning robots and fleet software for large facilities.

AMRService RoboticsFacilities
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Primary source: official website; last editorial review: 2026-07-30.

05Montreal, Quebec

Mecademic

Compact industrial robots

Manufactures ultra-compact, high-precision industrial robot arms for laboratory and factory automation.

Industrial RobotsPrecisionAutomation
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Primary source: official website; last editorial review: 2026-07-30.

06St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

Kraken Robotics

Subsea robotics and sensing

Develops subsea robotic systems, synthetic aperture sonar and marine battery technologies.

MarineAUVSonar
Official website ↗

Primary source: official website; last editorial review: 2026-07-30.

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