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Robotiq Inc.
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robotiq.com
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2008
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Robotiq is a private collaborative robotics company founded in 2008 in Lévis, Québec, Canada by Samuel Bouchard. It designs and sells end-of-arm tooling (Adaptive Grippers 2F-85, 2F-140, 3-Finger, Hand-E; Vacuum Grippers ePick and PowerPick; FT-300 Force Torque Sensor; Wrist Camera; Sanding Kit; and the new TSF-85 capacitive tactile sensor fingertips), three pre-engineered workcells for palletizing, machine tending, and screwdriving, and three software platforms — the AI-enabled IQ integration platform, the open-source Contact Core Physical AI toolkit, and the Lean Palletizing control software with AI-driven motion planning. Products integrate natively with Universal Robots cobots via URCap and with ROS2 and NVIDIA Isaac Sim, and the company operates within the Teradyne Robotics division alongside Universal Robots.

The company sells through direct expert consultation (Talk to an Expert, Request a Quote) and a global certified partner and integrator network with offices in Canada and France and localized presence in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Japanese. Pricing is quote-based, with palletizing workcells starting at $85,000 USD in the Americas and customer-reported ROI periods of 9 to 16 months. Robotiq has deployed more than 23,000 grippers and close to 1,000 palletizing workcells worldwide across food and beverage, electronics, automotive, and small-batch manufacturing customers. The company raised approximately $23 million in a 2018 funding round led by Battery Ventures and has not publicly disclosed revenue, with employee count in the 101-250 range.

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Robotiq is a private collaborative robotics company founded in 2008 in Lévis, Canada that sells end-of-arm tooling, pre-engineered workcells for palletizing, machine tending, and screwdriving, plus AI-enabled integration and Physical AI software, primarily to SMB and enterprise manufacturers integrating Universal Robots cobots.

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Operating
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101–250
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HeadquartersLévis, Canada
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Lévis
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Canada
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices2 records

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Keyword5 values
collaborative robotics, robotic grippers, end-of-arm tooling, robotic palletizing, machine tending automation
Industry4 codes
1Collaborative Robots (Cobots)
CodeIMAHAHABPrimaryYes
2Robot Hardware, Actuators & Components (sensors, grippers, motors)
CodeHDAAAIALPrimaryNo
3Industrial & Warehouse Robotics
CodeHDAAAIAAPrimaryNo
4Industrial Robotics & Cobots
CodeIMAIAMABPrimaryNo
NAICS code4 codes
  • Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing3345
  • Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing3333
  • Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing334519
  • Other General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing3339
SIC code2 codes
  • Special Industry Machinery (No Metalworking Machinery)3550
  • General Industrial Machinery & Equipment3560
Product category
Collaborative Robotics Equipment and Automation Software
GTM motion3 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Hardware Components
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of cobot components including Adaptive Grippers (2F-85, 2F-140, 3-Finger, Hand-E), Vacuum Grippers (ePick, PowerPick), Force Torque Sensor (FT-300-S), Wrist Camera, Tactile Sensor Fingertips (TSF-85), and Sanding Kit. Components feature built-in intelligence and plug-and-play integration.

robotiq.com
2Workcells (Palletizing, Machine Tending, Screwdriving)
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of complete robotic workcell solutions combining Robotiq components with deployment expertise. Includes the PAL Ready palletizing cell, Machine Tending Solution, and Screwdriving Solution. These are pre-engineered, easy-to-deploy systems targeting specific applications.

robotiq.com
3Software (IQ Platform, Contact Core)
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Software platforms including IQ for automatic workcell integration and Contact Core for Physical AI development. Contact Core is open-source with free access to ROS2 packages and Isaac Sim assets.

robotiq.com
4Professional Services and Training
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Installation services, expert training programs, virtual one-on-one coaching, and eLearning courses. Services delivered directly and through certified partner network.

robotiq.com
Marketing channels8 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels4 records

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Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure
Pricing details2 tiers
1Lean Palletizing Workcell starting price in the Americas
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Palletizing solutions start at 85,000 USD in the Americas. Price varies by region, throughput requirements, layout, and application specifics. Cobot palletizers offer lower upfront investment than traditional industrial systems with faster ROI.

robotiq.com
2Collaborative palletizing with quick deployment
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

PAL Ready workcell designed for installation in one day. ROI achievable in as quickly as 12 months through labor cost reduction, minimized product damage, and improved productivity. Martin Ray Winery achieved 16-month ROI with one workcell and one shift.

robotiq.com
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

Robotiq designs, manufactures, and sells collaborative robotic end-of-arm components (adaptive grippers, vacuum grippers, force torque sensors, wrist cameras, tactile sensor fingertips), pre-engineered workcells for palletizing, machine tending, and screwdriving, and software platforms (IQ Platform, Contact Core, Lean Palletizing Software). Products are primarily designed as plug-and-play components for Universal Robots cobots and are deployed by manufacturers and certified system integrators to automate manual production tasks.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 10 values shown
  • 23,000+ grippers deployed globally since 2008
+9 more records
Product overview1 text field

Robotiq offers a modular collaborative robotics portfolio organized around three workcell solutions (Palletizing, Machine Tending, Screwdriving), plug-and-play components (Adaptive Grippers, Vacuum Grippers, Force Torque Sensors, Wrist Camera, Tactile Sensors, Sanding Kit), and software platforms (IQ for automated workcell integration, Contact Core for Physical AI model development, Lean Palletizing Software). Products are designed primarily for Universal Robots cobots with ROS2 support and NVIDIA Isaac Sim integration, enabling manufacturers to automate manual tasks through standardized building blocks that can be deployed in days rather than months.

Product and service16 records
1Palletizing Workcells
CategoryRobotic Workcells
Description

Production-ready collaborative robotic palletizing solutions including the PAL Ready workcell, designed for fast deployment, simple operation, and scalability across SKUs. Targets manufacturers seeking end-of-line palletizing automation.

2Machine Tending Workcells
CategoryRobotic Workcells
Description

Collaborative robotic solutions for automated machine loading and unloading, optimizing productivity and ensuring continuous machine operation with minimal downtime. For manufacturers running CNC and production machines.

3Screwdriving Workcells
CategoryRobotic Workcells
Description

Precision robotic screwdriving solutions including SD-100 screwdriver and compatible feeder, designed for reliable assembly operations in electronics and manufacturing.

42F-85 Adaptive Gripper
CategoryEnd-of-Arm Tooling Components
Description

2-finger adaptive gripper with 85mm stroke for collaborative robots, offering form-fit and friction gripping modes with 5kg payload. Designed for Universal Robots and other cobots.

52F-140 Adaptive Gripper
CategoryEnd-of-Arm Tooling Components
Description

2-finger adaptive gripper with 140mm stroke for larger part handling, with 2.5kg payload in both form-fit and friction modes. Designed for collaborative robots.

63-Finger Adaptive Robot Gripper
CategoryEnd-of-Arm Tooling Components
Description

3-finger adaptive gripper providing enhanced dexterity with 10kg payload in form-fit mode and 2.5kg in friction mode, for complex part handling on collaborative robots.

7Hand-E Adaptive Gripper
CategoryEnd-of-Arm Tooling Components
Description

50mm stroke gripper designed for collaborative robots with ergonomic shape for hand-guiding, 10kg payload in form-fit mode, integrating with Wrist Camera and FT-300.

8ePick Vacuum Gripper
CategoryEnd-of-Arm Tooling Components
Description

Collaborative vacuum gripper connected on cobot wrist for Universal Robots E-Series, requiring no air supply with optional suction cup configurations.

9PowerPick Vacuum Gripper
CategoryEnd-of-Arm Tooling Components
Description

Industrial vacuum gripper for palletizing applications with reliable pick-and-place capabilities.

10FT-300 Force Torque Sensor
CategoryEnd-of-Arm Tooling Components
Description

6-axis force torque sensor for collaborative robots enabling precise force control, path recording, and sensitive robotic manipulation tasks.

11Wrist Camera
CategoryEnd-of-Arm Tooling Components
Description

Vision system designed to mount on robotic arms enabling automated systems to see and adapt to varying environments for simplified integration.

12TSF-85 Tactile Sensor Fingertips
CategoryEnd-of-Arm Tooling Components
Description

Tactile sensor fingertips replacing standard 2F-85 fingertips, providing multimodal sensing including pressure (28 taxels), vibration (1000Hz), and IMU proprioception for enhanced grasp reliability and Physical AI applications.

13Sanding Kit
CategoryEnd-of-Arm Tooling Components
Description

Application kit for robotic sanding and finishing operations on wood, plastic, metal, fiberglass, solid surface, and carbon fiber materials.

14IQ Platform
CategoryAutomation Software
Description

AI-enabled platform for automating robotic workcell integration that captures project data, coordinates workflows, and generates validated workcell designs using historical deployment knowledge from thousands of factory installations. Initially available for robotic palletizing.

15Contact Core
CategoryAutomation Software
Description

Software platform for Physical AI providing simulation assets, ROS2 control packages, and synchronized contact-rich data interfaces for training manipulation models on Robotiq components.

16Lean Palletizing Software
CategoryAutomation Software
Description

Palletizing control software with AI-powered motion planning using RRT algorithm, collision avoidance, optimized trajectories, and adaptive control for collaborative robotic palletizing workcells.

Scale indicator4 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-07
Description

Universal Robots, part of the Teradyne Robotics ecosystem alongside Robotiq, collaborated on a robotic palletizing system combining Robotiq's PAL Ready palletizing cell with Universal Robots' UR20 robot arm. Demonstrated at CES 2026 in partnership with Siemens. CEO Samuel Bouchard stated the collaboration shows how palletizing automation can adapt to changing production requirements while maintaining efficiency.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-07
Description

Siemens collaborated with Universal Robots and Robotiq at CES 2026 to demonstrate a robotic palletizing solution integrating Robotiq's PAL Ready cell with Siemens' automation hardware and Digital Twin Composer software. The system uses digital twin analytics to optimize gripper performance and suction points dynamically, with data captured via Siemens' Industrial Edge hardware and streamed to Insights Hub Copilot for real-time insights.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Robotiq is part of the Teradyne Robotics division, alongside Universal Robots. This corporate ecosystem provides shared market access, distribution channels, and brand credibility in the collaborative robotics space. Products are designed for seamless integration with UR cobots.

Recent move6 records

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Named customers10 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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AI capability7 records

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Investors1 record

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Robotiq

Collaborative Robotics Equipment and Automation Softwarerobotiq.com

Robotiq is a private collaborative robotics company founded in 2008 in Lévis, Canada that sells end-of-arm tooling, pre-engineered workcells for palletizing, machine tending, and screwdriving, plus AI-enabled integration and Physical AI software, primarily to SMB and enterprise manufacturers integrating Universal Robots cobots.

What Robotiq does

Robotiq is a private collaborative robotics company founded in 2008 in Lévis, Québec, Canada by Samuel Bouchard. It designs and sells end-of-arm tooling (Adaptive Grippers 2F-85, 2F-140, 3-Finger, Hand-E; Vacuum Grippers ePick and PowerPick; FT-300 Force Torque Sensor; Wrist Camera; Sanding Kit; and the new TSF-85 capacitive tactile sensor fingertips), three pre-engineered workcells for palletizing, machine tending, and screwdriving, and three software platforms — the AI-enabled IQ integration platform, the open-source Contact Core Physical AI toolkit, and the Lean Palletizing control software with AI-driven motion planning. Products integrate natively with Universal Robots cobots via URCap and with ROS2 and NVIDIA Isaac Sim, and the company operates within the Teradyne Robotics division alongside Universal Robots.

The company sells through direct expert consultation (Talk to an Expert, Request a Quote) and a global certified partner and integrator network with offices in Canada and France and localized presence in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Japanese. Pricing is quote-based, with palletizing workcells starting at $85,000 USD in the Americas and customer-reported ROI periods of 9 to 16 months. Robotiq has deployed more than 23,000 grippers and close to 1,000 palletizing workcells worldwide across food and beverage, electronics, automotive, and small-batch manufacturing customers. The company raised approximately $23 million in a 2018 funding round led by Battery Ventures and has not publicly disclosed revenue, with employee count in the 101-250 range.

Robotiq firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Robotiq
Legal name
Robotiq Inc.
Website
https://robotiq.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2008
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Robotiq is a private collaborative robotics company founded in 2008 in Lévis, Canada that sells end-of-arm tooling, pre-engineered workcells for palletizing, machine tending, and screwdriving, plus AI-enabled integration and Physical AI software, primarily to SMB and enterprise manufacturers integrating Universal Robots cobots.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Robotiq industry classification

Industry
Product category
Collaborative Robotics Equipment and Automation Software
NAICS
Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing (3345), Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing (3333), Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (334519), Other General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing (3339)
SIC
Special Industry Machinery (No Metalworking Machinery) (3550), General Industrial Machinery & Equipment (3560)
akta.pro primary industry
Collaborative Robots (Cobots) (IMAHAHAB)
akta.pro secondary industries
Robot Hardware, Actuators & Components (sensors, grippers, motors) (HDAAAIAL), Industrial & Warehouse Robotics (HDAAAIAA), Industrial Robotics & Cobots (IMAIAMAB)

Keywords

  • Collaborative robotics
  • Robotic grippers
  • End-of-arm tooling
  • Robotic palletizing
  • Machine tending automation

Where Robotiq is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Lévis
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Robotiq business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Hardware Components: Sale of cobot components including Adaptive Grippers (2F-85, 2F-140, 3-Finger, Hand-E), Vacuum Grippers (ePick, PowerPick), Force Torque Sensor (FT-300-S), Wrist Camera, Tactile Sensor Fingertips (TSF-85), and Sanding Kit. Components feature built-in intelligence and plug-and-play integration.
  2. Workcells (Palletizing, Machine Tending, Screwdriving): Sale of complete robotic workcell solutions combining Robotiq components with deployment expertise. Includes the PAL Ready palletizing cell, Machine Tending Solution, and Screwdriving Solution. These are pre-engineered, easy-to-deploy systems targeting specific applications.
  3. Software (IQ Platform, Contact Core): Software platforms including IQ for automatic workcell integration and Contact Core for Physical AI development. Contact Core is open-source with free access to ROS2 packages and Isaac Sim assets.
  4. Professional Services and Training: Installation services, expert training programs, virtual one-on-one coaching, and eLearning courses. Services delivered directly and through certified partner network.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractLean Palletizing Workcell starting price in the Americas
One time/ perpetual licenseMulti-year contractCollaborative palletizing with quick deployment

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels8 records

Robotiq product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Robotiq designs, manufactures, and sells collaborative robotic end-of-arm components (adaptive grippers, vacuum grippers, force torque sensors, wrist cameras, tactile sensor fingertips), pre-engineered workcells for palletizing, machine tending, and screwdriving, and software platforms (IQ Platform, Contact Core, Lean Palletizing Software). Products are primarily designed as plug-and-play components for Universal Robots cobots and are deployed by manufacturers and certified system integrators to automate manual production tasks.

Product overview

Robotiq offers a modular collaborative robotics portfolio organized around three workcell solutions (Palletizing, Machine Tending, Screwdriving), plug-and-play components (Adaptive Grippers, Vacuum Grippers, Force Torque Sensors, Wrist Camera, Tactile Sensors, Sanding Kit), and software platforms (IQ for automated workcell integration, Contact Core for Physical AI model development, Lean Palletizing Software). Products are designed primarily for Universal Robots cobots with ROS2 support and NVIDIA Isaac Sim integration, enabling manufacturers to automate manual tasks through standardized building blocks that can be deployed in days rather than months.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Palletizing Workcells Production-ready collaborative robotic palletizing solutions including the PAL Ready workcell, designed for fast deployment, simple operation, and scalability across SKUs. Targets manufacturers seeking end-of-line palletizing automation.
  • Machine Tending Workcells Collaborative robotic solutions for automated machine loading and unloading, optimizing productivity and ensuring continuous machine operation with minimal downtime. For manufacturers running CNC and production machines.
  • Screwdriving Workcells Precision robotic screwdriving solutions including SD-100 screwdriver and compatible feeder, designed for reliable assembly operations in electronics and manufacturing.
  • 2F-85 Adaptive Gripper 2-finger adaptive gripper with 85mm stroke for collaborative robots, offering form-fit and friction gripping modes with 5kg payload. Designed for Universal Robots and other cobots.
  • 2F-140 Adaptive Gripper 2-finger adaptive gripper with 140mm stroke for larger part handling, with 2.5kg payload in both form-fit and friction modes. Designed for collaborative robots.
  • 3-Finger Adaptive Robot Gripper 3-finger adaptive gripper providing enhanced dexterity with 10kg payload in form-fit mode and 2.5kg in friction mode, for complex part handling on collaborative robots.
  • Hand-E Adaptive Gripper 50mm stroke gripper designed for collaborative robots with ergonomic shape for hand-guiding, 10kg payload in form-fit mode, integrating with Wrist Camera and FT-300.
  • ePick Vacuum Gripper Collaborative vacuum gripper connected on cobot wrist for Universal Robots E-Series, requiring no air supply with optional suction cup configurations.
  • PowerPick Vacuum Gripper Industrial vacuum gripper for palletizing applications with reliable pick-and-place capabilities.
  • FT-300 Force Torque Sensor 6-axis force torque sensor for collaborative robots enabling precise force control, path recording, and sensitive robotic manipulation tasks.
  • Wrist Camera Vision system designed to mount on robotic arms enabling automated systems to see and adapt to varying environments for simplified integration.
  • TSF-85 Tactile Sensor Fingertips Tactile sensor fingertips replacing standard 2F-85 fingertips, providing multimodal sensing including pressure (28 taxels), vibration (1000Hz), and IMU proprioception for enhanced grasp reliability and Physical AI applications.
  • Sanding Kit Application kit for robotic sanding and finishing operations on wood, plastic, metal, fiberglass, solid surface, and carbon fiber materials.
  • IQ Platform AI-enabled platform for automating robotic workcell integration that captures project data, coordinates workflows, and generates validated workcell designs using historical deployment knowledge from thousands of factory installations. Initially available for robotic palletizing.
  • Contact Core Software platform for Physical AI providing simulation assets, ROS2 control packages, and synchronized contact-rich data interfaces for training manipulation models on Robotiq components.
  • Lean Palletizing Software Palletizing control software with AI-powered motion planning using RRT algorithm, collision avoidance, optimized trajectories, and adaptive control for collaborative robotic palletizing workcells.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 23,000+ grippers deployed globally since 2008
  • +9 more outcomes

Companies that use Robotiq

Customer profile

Named customers10 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Robotiq technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration8 records

AI capability7 records

Feature5 records

Robotiq partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core and flagship.

  • Universal Robots (UR)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 7 January 2026Universal Robots, part of the Teradyne Robotics ecosystem alongside Robotiq, collaborated on a robotic palletizing system combining Robotiq's PAL Ready palletizing cell with Universal Robots' UR20 robot arm. Demonstrated at CES 2026 in partnership with Siemens. CEO Samuel Bouchard stated the collaboration shows how palletizing automation can adapt to changing production requirements while maintaining efficiency.
  • Siemens AGflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 7 January 2026Siemens collaborated with Universal Robots and Robotiq at CES 2026 to demonstrate a robotic palletizing solution integrating Robotiq's PAL Ready cell with Siemens' automation hardware and Digital Twin Composer software. The system uses digital twin analytics to optimize gripper performance and suction points dynamically, with data captured via Siemens' Industrial Edge hardware and streamed to Insights Hub Copilot for real-time insights.
  • Teradyne RoboticscoreOthersRobotiq is part of the Teradyne Robotics division, alongside Universal Robots. This corporate ecosystem provides shared market access, distribution channels, and brand credibility in the collaborative robotics space. Products are designed for seamless integration with UR cobots.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Robotiq competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Market position

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Robotiq social profiles

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Robotiq financial estimates

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Robotiq leadership team

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Profiles4 records

Robotiq funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Robotiq M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Robotiq

What does Robotiq do?

Robotiq designs, manufactures, and sells collaborative robotic end-of-arm components (adaptive grippers, vacuum grippers, force torque sensors, wrist cameras, tactile sensor fingertips), pre-engineered workcells for palletizing, machine tending, and screwdriving, and software platforms (IQ Platform, Contact Core, Lean Palletizing Software). Products are primarily designed as plug-and-play components for Universal Robots cobots and are deployed by manufacturers and certified system integrators to automate manual production tasks.

Is Robotiq a public or private company?

Robotiq is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Robotiq founded?

Robotiq was founded in 2008. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Robotiq based?

Robotiq is headquartered in Lévis, Canada, in the North America region.

How does Robotiq make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Hardware Components are the primary driver. The others are workcells (Palletizing, Machine Tending, Screwdriving), software (IQ Platform, Contact Core) and professional Services and Training.

Does Robotiq have an API?

No public API is recorded for Robotiq.

What industry is Robotiq in?

Robotiq's product category is Collaborative Robotics Equipment and Automation Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAHAHAB, Collaborative Robots (Cobots), with a secondary code of HDAAAIAL, Robot Hardware, Actuators & Components (sensors, grippers, motors). Its NAICS code is 3345 and its SIC code is 3550.

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AssemblymagRobotics and Sensing Technologies Advance Assembly AutomationManufacturers are adopting new robotics and sensing technologies to increase robot dexterity, process control and automation of previously difficult tasks, including tactile sensing, integrated cobot grippers, automated tape application and real-time weld guidance. Robotiq has introduced TSF-85 tactile sensor fingertips for its 2F-85 Adaptive Gripper, providing real-time touch feedback for physical AI, industrial automation and humanoid robotics applications.Market Research & Business IntelligenceRobotic CNC Machine Tending Market : Global Industry Analysis and Opportunity Assessment, 2036Future Market Insights published a global industry analysis and forecast for the robotic CNC machine tending market, projecting growth from USD 1.7 billion in 2026 to USD 6.0 billion by 2036, representing a 13.4% CAGR during the forecast period. The report identifies cobot tending cells (38.0% share in 2026), CNC milling applications (34.0%), and hardware components (60.0%) as the leading market segments, while country-level forecasts show the United States at 14.0% CAGR, the European Union at 13.0%, and Japan at 12.5%. Key industry participants include HALTER CNC Automation, Fastems, RoboJob, Flexxbotics, Robotiq, Universal Robots, FANUC, ABB, KUKA, and Yaskawa, competing through packaged CNC automation systems, multi-machine production control, and broad robot platform offerings.Venturesquare"An era where automation becomes survival"... Jang Gi-hoon, the representative of Robotic in Korea, pointed out the last puzzle of the manufacturing industry.Robotiq Korea CEO Jang Gi-hoon argues automation fails due to poor integration, not robot performance, citing three common failures. He promotes cell-based automation, like palletizing work cells, and predicts automation is survival, not choice, as labor shortages grow.AutomationworldJune 2026 Product Roundup: RoboticsThis article presents a roundup of robotics product announcements and updates from June 2026, featuring new collaborative robots, mobile platforms, and specialized grippers from multiple manufacturers. Omron launched its TM S Series collaborative robots with the TMflow 2.22 software platform, including three new models (TM30S, TM20S, TM6S) for heavy-duty, medium, and precision applications. The roundup also covers Productive Robotics' OB7 7-axis cobots, Robotiq's TSF-85 tactile sensing gripper, SEW-Eurodrive's Modular Mobile Robot Platform 1600, and Epson's GX-C Series SCARA robots with SafeSense technology.TECH BRIEFSGiving Robots a Sense of Touch: Physical AI Advances with Tactile SensorsRobotiq has developed the TSF-85, a tactile sensor featuring a shared-dielectric capacitive architecture that integrates both static pressure mapping and dynamic contact event detection on a single PCB layer, replicating the dual-modality sensing of human mechanoreceptors. The sensor demonstrated stable performance through accelerated life-cycle testing exceeding 1.5 million grasp cycles with no meaningful degradation, and enables validated use cases including grasp stability prediction, real-time slip detection, dynamic regrasping, and object recognition through integration with neural networks and sparse coding algorithms. The article positions tactile sensing as a critical enabler for physical AI systems, noting that the next step is validating impact on robot manipulation performance and training efficiency at scale.Pulse 2.0Robotiq Introduces IQ Platform To Automate Robotic Workcell IntegrationRobotiq announced the launch of IQ, an AI-enabled platform designed to accelerate robotic Workcell integration by transforming unstructured project data, 3D site scans, and production requirements into validated robotic Workcell designs. The platform consolidates automation project data from multiple sources, coordinates engineering workflows, and generates validated designs using deployment knowledge from thousands of previous factory installations, aiming to reduce project complexity, shorten deployment timelines, and improve predictability for manufacturers. The platform is initially available for robotic palletizing applications, with the company planning to expand to additional robotic applications over time, and is being showcased at the Robotiq User Conference 2026.Metrology and Quality NewsRobotiq Introduces IQ Platform to Automate Robotic Workcell Integration – Metrology and Quality NewsRobotiq has introduced IQ, an AI-enabled platform designed to make robotic Workcell integration faster, more predictable, and easier to scale for manufacturers. The platform captures unstructured automation project data, coordinates engineering workflows, and enables partners to generate validated Workcell designs using AI, 3D site scanning, and digital twin technology. IQ is currently available for robotic palletizing applications, with Robotiq planning to extend the Automatic Integration model to additional robotic applications over time.Robotics & Automation NewsRobotiq launches AI platform to automate robotic workcell integrationRobotiq has launched IQ, an AI-enabled platform designed to automate robotic workcell integration by capturing unstructured project data, coordinating engineering workflows, and generating validated workcell designs based on real customer inputs and historical deployment data. The platform shifts from a manual, expert-dependent approach to automatic integration, enabling manufacturers to move from initial application input to a running workcell in as little as 24 hours. IQ is currently available for robotic palletizing applications, with plans to extend the platform to additional robotic applications over time.Financial PostRobotiq Introduces IQ Platform to Automate Robotic Workcell IntegrationRobotiq, a Quebec City-based robotics company, introduced IQ, an AI-enabled platform designed to automate and accelerate robotic workcell integration for manufacturers. The platform uses machine learning to capture unstructured project data, 3D site scans, and production requirements, converting them into validated workcell designs based on historical deployment data from thousands of previous installations. The company is demonstrating the platform at its Robotiq User Conference 2026, where partners can reportedly move from initial application input to a running workcell in as little as 24 hours.Business Wire BlogRobotiq Introduces IQ Platform to Automate Robotic Workcell IntegrationRobotiq introduced IQ, an AI-enabled platform to automate robotic workcell integration, capturing unstructured project data and 3D scans to generate validated designs. It is available now for palletizing applications, with plans to extend to other robotic applications. A live demonstration at RUC 2026 shows partners generating workcells in as little as 24 hours.