Robotics Company Directory

ABB's Houston office serves the Gulf Coast region with industrial robots, cobots, and software solutions for energy, chemical processing, and manufacturing facilities. ABB is a global leader in industrial automation.

Houston robotic welding and custom automation firm founded in 1983 by Dan Allford, now 60+ people on a large west-Houston campus. Designs and builds automated manufacturing systems for welding, joining, and cladding, plus custom machinery, systems integration, service, and training. Has co-developed collaborative-robot MIG welding and AI-assisted pipe welding systems with Universal Robots. Member of A3.

Houston-headquartered developer of AI and computer-vision software for no-code industrial robot programming, focused on high-mix robotic welding. Its software generates robot weld paths automatically from 3D models in minutes rather than hours, and works across FANUC, KUKA, Kawasaki, and Yaskawa robots with major welding-equipment brands.

Houston agricultural-robotics and carbon-removal company (formerly Climate Robotics). Builds a mobile in-field pyrolizer machine that collects crop residue and converts it to biochar in a single pass, returning stable soil carbon to the field. Raised a $21.5M Series A backed by TO VC, Congruent Ventures, and the Microsoft Climate Innovation Fund; deploying across TX, OK, AR, and LA.

Houston full-service automation manufacturer (founded 2005), known as APINC. Designs, builds, and integrates custom machines, turnkey robotic process equipment, assembly systems, conveyors, and fixturing in-house, serving customers worldwide from its Houston base.

Automation X is a Houston-based systems integrator specializing in FANUC and Universal Robots deployments for oil field equipment manufacturers, metal fabricators, and packaging operations throughout Texas.

Houston company (also known as ROBO Industries) building AI and robotics control systems that retrofit off-the-shelf heavy construction equipment -- bulldozers, excavators, wheel loaders -- for fully autonomous operation, targeting higher productivity, lower cost, and improved job-site safety.

Houston robotic integrator (founded 2017) providing turnkey industrial automation from design through commissioning, including PLC programming and system design. Multi-brand expertise across FANUC, ABB, KUKA, and Yaskawa robots.

Global electronics manufacturer (Hon Hai) whose Houston plant builds NVIDIA's AI server systems. The facility is among the first factories in the U.S. to deploy NVIDIA Isaac GR00T-powered humanoid robots on the production line, handling tasks like pick-and-place, screw fastening, and material handling alongside human workers.

IRT provides turnkey robot cell design, integration, and maintenance services for Houston-area manufacturers. Specialties include welding automation, material handling, and machine tending with collaborative robots.

Autonomous trucking company running commercial driverless freight between Dallas and Houston on the I-45 corridor in partnership with Roehl Transport. One of the first companies to operate fully driverless (no safety driver) commercial freight trucks on a Texas highway.

Houston-area robotics and automation systems integrator (Spring, TX) specializing in turn-key robotic machine tending, injection molding automation, packaging systems, custom machine builds, and the restoration and retrofitting of existing equipment. Serves manufacturing, food service, oil and gas, and government/military customers across Texas.

Houston-based, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned (SDVOSB) FANUC Robotics authorized system integrator. Specializes in material handling robots, machine vision for inspection and error-proofing, and vision-guided robotics.

Houston humanoid robotics startup developing AI-powered industrial humanoid robots for shipyard, steel mill, and heavy manufacturing applications. Founded in 2024 by former NASA engineer Nicolaus Radford (chief engineer of Robonaut 2) and former Figure AI CTO Jerry Pratt. Headquartered at the Ion innovation hub. Has signed deployment agreements with HD Hyundai and POSCO Group.

Port Houston is actively implementing automated stacking cranes, autonomous guided vehicles (AGVs), and smart logistics systems to expand capacity and compete with automated ports globally.

Houston startup building autonomous robots for construction layout — replacing the manual process of marking floors and surfaces with a robot that reads construction drawings and marks the site automatically. Targeting commercial construction projects where layout accuracy directly affects downstream trades.

Houston industrial automation systems integrator specializing in robotics and material handling. Delivers complete turn-key material handling and robotic palletizing systems for manufacturing and distribution operations.