Forterra develops autonomous mission systems and related hardware for military operations in contested environments, with a commercial business in autonomous terminal tractors. Founded in 2002 as Robotic Research, it grew from ground-robotics research into a provider of autonomous systems for defense and commercial vehicle applications. The company is headquartered in Clarksburg, Maryland, and has offices in Arlington, Virginia; Winter Park, Florida; Ketchum, Idaho; and Palo Alto, California.
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Robotic Technology IncChartered in Maryland in 1985, Robotic Technology Inc. is a Washington, D.C.-area technology company known for its work on intelligent vehicles and systems for public-sector and commercial clients. Since 2003, it has managed the DARPA-sponsored Intelligent Vehicle Technology Transfer Program, helping move autonomous-vehicle research between defense and transportation communities.POTOMAC, MD
SeegridFounded in Pittsburgh in 2003 by roboticist Hans Moravec, Seegrid builds autonomous mobile robots for material handling in manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics facilities. Its U.S.-engineered lift trucks and tow tractors use infrastructure-free navigation to move pallets and cart trains through busy sites where people and automation work together. Seegrid also provides Fleet Central software and deployment support, with more than 2,000 AMRs operating across over 200 customer sites and more than 20 million autonomous miles driven.PITTSBURGH, PA
Steer TechSteer Tech is an Annapolis Junction, Maryland, company known for bringing autonomous vehicle operations to logistics depots and last-mile hubs. Its software and robotic systems help warehouses and fulfillment centers coordinate vehicle movement while working with existing infrastructure.ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, MD
FORT Robotics, IncBorn from founder Samuel Reeves’s decade of landmine-clearance work, FORT Robotics was established in 2018 to address the safety gap in real-world autonomy. The Philadelphia company develops the Trust Layer, helping robot builders and operators keep autonomous machines under reliable human oversight as they move into workplaces shared with people. FORT says its technology is used by more than 600 customers and 19,000 devices worldwide.PHILADELPHIA, PA