Robotics Company Directory

Houston-based commercial space company developing Axiom Station, intended to be the world's first commercial space station, and flying private astronaut missions to the International Space Station. Its work spans spacecraft, advanced spacesuits (including next-generation lunar suits for NASA's Artemis program), and in-space infrastructure.

Honeybee Robotics designs and manufactures robotic systems and mechanisms for space exploration, defense, and energy applications, with a team operating out of the Houston aerospace corridor.

One of Texas's largest hands-on robotics communities with over 3,000 members. Meets every Saturday 2–6 PM at TXRX Labs, 6501 Navigation Blvd, East End Maker Hub, Houston. Members bring robots, drones, Arduinos, Raspberry Pis, ROS-based vehicles, and autonomous vehicle projects to build alongside fellow engineers and hobbyists of all skill levels. Free to attend — just show up.

Houston Spaceport-headquartered space exploration company and the first commercial company to soft-land a spacecraft on the Moon (IM-1). Designs and builds Nova-C lunar landers, robotic mechanisms, rover deployment and lunar mobility systems, and data-relay satellites, and holds NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) contracts for Moon delivery missions.

JSC's Robotics Systems Technology Branch develops robots for space exploration including the Robonaut humanoid robot, Astrobee free-flying robots, and autonomous systems designed for future Moon and Mars missions.

Houston's largest and most established makerspace, located at the East End Maker Hub (6501 Navigation Blvd). TXRX offers members access to industrial laser cutters, CNC routers, 3D printers, a full electronics lab, welding equipment, woodshop, and machine shop. Home to the Houston Robotics Club's weekly Saturday meetups and dozens of active hardware and robotics projects. Day passes available; monthly memberships for regular access.

Alphabet's autonomous vehicle subsidiary, operating robotaxi services in Houston since February 2026. Expanded to cover the Texas Medical Center, EaDo, and NRG Stadium area in May 2026 ahead of the FIFA World Cup. One of the first autonomous vehicle companies to offer commercial paid rides in Houston.