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Calvary Robotics
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Calvary Robotics Inc.
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calvaryrobotics.com
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Private
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1994
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Calvary Robotics Inc. is a U.S.-based industrial automation systems integrator founded in 1994 and headquartered in Webster, New York, with additional manufacturing facilities in South Carolina and Malaysia. The company designs and builds robotics and advanced automation solutions focused on high-precision assembly, test, and material handling for customers in medical device and life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation end markets.

Calvary's core technical offering centers on custom automated assembly and test systems, supported by capabilities in controls engineering, machine vision, precision dispensing, and robotic integration. With 251-500 employees and over 30 years of operating history, the company has accumulated domain expertise in regulated, high-precision manufacturing environments where qualification cycles and validated tooling are critical. Pricing models, contract structures, and specific customer names are not publicly disclosed.

In February 2026, Calvary Robotics was acquired by Invio Automation, a portfolio company of Arsenal Capital Partners, for undisclosed terms. The transaction added Calvary's U.S. and Malaysia operations, medical-device expertise, and specialized engineering base to Invio's broader automation platform spanning renewable energy, mobility, logistics, industrial, and data centers. Following the acquisition, Calvary operates as part of Invio Automation's combined business, with Mark Chaney (Founder/CEO/Owner) and Joe Gemma (Global VP Sales & Marketing) continuing in the combined organization. Revenue figures, financial history, and detailed capital structure were not disclosed in available source materials.

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Calvary Robotics is a U.S.-based industrial automation integrator founded in 1994, designing robotic assembly and test systems for high-precision manufacturing in medical device, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation markets. Acquired by Invio Automation in February 2026.

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Acquired
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251–500
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HeadquartersWebster, United States
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Webster
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices3 records

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Keyword5 values
industrial automation systems, robotic assembly solutions, automated test systems, material handling automation, precision manufacturing automation
Industry2 codes
1Instrumentation, Sensors & Calibration
CodeEDAOAHAHPrimaryYes
2Robotic Implements, End-Effectors & Tooling (Grippers, cutters, weeding tools, smart implements)
CodeAFAAAGAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Industrial Machinery Manufacturing3332
  • Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing3333
SIC code2 codes
  • General Industrial Machinery & Equipment3560
  • Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control3823
Product category
Industrial Automation Systems
Cost components6 values
Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

Calvary Robotics is an industrial automation company that designs, manufactures, and integrates automated assembly and test systems for high-precision manufacturing environments. The company also delivers material handling automation solutions for customers in medical device, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation end markets, operating from production facilities in New York, South Carolina, and Malaysia.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Product overview1 text field

Calvary Robotics is a robotics and industrial automation manufacturer providing advanced automation solutions. The company specializes in high-precision manufacturing and material handling automation. As of February 2026, Calvary Robotics was acquired by Invio Automation, expanding its end-to-end automation capabilities. The company serves markets including medical devices, life sciences, transportation, and advanced manufacturing.

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1Automated Assembly Systems
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Expansion highlight4 records

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Peers10 records
1ABB Robotics
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global industrial robotics incumbent offering robots, software, and integration services across automotive, electronics, and healthcare — broader incumbent competing with Calvary in industrial assembly automation.

2Honeywell Intelligrated
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Honeywell-owned material handling and logistics automation integrator serving distribution, manufacturing, and parcel customers — comparable to Calvary's material handling automation use case.

3Genesis Systems (IPG Photonics)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Robotic integration and laser automation systems provider (part of IPG Photonics) serving automotive, aerospace, and industrial customers — direct peer in custom robotic systems integration.

4Yaskawa America (Motoman)
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Industrial robotics and motion control supplier serving automotive, medical device, and general manufacturing — broader incumbent overlapping Calvary's robotic assembly automation offering.

5JR Automation
TypeDirect peer
Description

Custom industrial automation integrator (acquired by Hitachi) serving medical, automotive, and consumer industries with assembly and test systems — directly comparable to Calvary's high-precision assembly/test integration business for similar end markets.

6FANUC America
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major industrial robot and CNC manufacturer serving automotive, aerospace, medical, and electronics — broad incumbent whose robots and system integration compete with Calvary's solutions.

7ATS Corporation
TypeDirect peer
Description

Public Canadian automation systems integrator providing custom assembly, test, and material handling solutions to medical, energy, and industrial customers — direct competitor to Calvary in custom automation design and build.

8KUKA AG
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

German robotics and automation incumbent serving automotive, electronics, healthcare, and metalworking — broad incumbent with overlapping assembly automation capabilities to Calvary.

9Applied Manufacturing Technologies
TypeDirect peer
Description

US-based systems integrator specializing in robotic automation and material handling for manufacturing — directly competes with Calvary in robotic cell design and integration services.

10Symbotic
TypeEmerging player
Description

AI-enabled warehouse and supply chain automation company using robotics for material handling and logistics — emerging player with partial overlap to Calvary's material handling automation vertical.

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Key highlights6 records

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Calvary Robotics

Industrial Automation Systemscalvaryrobotics.com

Calvary Robotics is a U.S.-based industrial automation integrator founded in 1994, designing robotic assembly and test systems for high-precision manufacturing in medical device, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation markets. Acquired by Invio Automation in February 2026.

What Calvary Robotics does

Calvary Robotics Inc. is a U.S.-based industrial automation systems integrator founded in 1994 and headquartered in Webster, New York, with additional manufacturing facilities in South Carolina and Malaysia. The company designs and builds robotics and advanced automation solutions focused on high-precision assembly, test, and material handling for customers in medical device and life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation end markets.

Calvary's core technical offering centers on custom automated assembly and test systems, supported by capabilities in controls engineering, machine vision, precision dispensing, and robotic integration. With 251-500 employees and over 30 years of operating history, the company has accumulated domain expertise in regulated, high-precision manufacturing environments where qualification cycles and validated tooling are critical. Pricing models, contract structures, and specific customer names are not publicly disclosed.

In February 2026, Calvary Robotics was acquired by Invio Automation, a portfolio company of Arsenal Capital Partners, for undisclosed terms. The transaction added Calvary's U.S. and Malaysia operations, medical-device expertise, and specialized engineering base to Invio's broader automation platform spanning renewable energy, mobility, logistics, industrial, and data centers. Following the acquisition, Calvary operates as part of Invio Automation's combined business, with Mark Chaney (Founder/CEO/Owner) and Joe Gemma (Global VP Sales & Marketing) continuing in the combined organization. Revenue figures, financial history, and detailed capital structure were not disclosed in available source materials.

Calvary Robotics firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Calvary Robotics
Legal name
Calvary Robotics Inc.
Website
https://calvaryrobotics.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1994
Operating status
Acquired
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Calvary Robotics is a U.S.-based industrial automation integrator founded in 1994, designing robotic assembly and test systems for high-precision manufacturing in medical device, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation markets. Acquired by Invio Automation in February 2026.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Calvary Robotics industry classification

Industry
Product category
Industrial Automation Systems
NAICS
Industrial Machinery Manufacturing (3332), Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing (3333)
SIC
General Industrial Machinery & Equipment (3560), Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control (3823)
akta.pro primary industry
Instrumentation, Sensors & Calibration (EDAOAHAH)
akta.pro secondary industry
Robotic Implements, End-Effectors & Tooling (Grippers, cutters, weeding tools, smart implements) (AFAAAGAI)

Keywords

  • Industrial automation systems
  • Robotic assembly solutions
  • Automated test systems
  • Material handling automation
  • Precision manufacturing automation

Where Calvary Robotics is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Webster
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

Calvary Robotics business model

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

Calvary Robotics product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Calvary Robotics is an industrial automation company that designs, manufactures, and integrates automated assembly and test systems for high-precision manufacturing environments. The company also delivers material handling automation solutions for customers in medical device, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation end markets, operating from production facilities in New York, South Carolina, and Malaysia.

Product overview

Calvary Robotics is a robotics and industrial automation manufacturer providing advanced automation solutions. The company specializes in high-precision manufacturing and material handling automation. As of February 2026, Calvary Robotics was acquired by Invio Automation, expanding its end-to-end automation capabilities. The company serves markets including medical devices, life sciences, transportation, and advanced manufacturing.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Automated Assembly Systems

Companies that use Calvary Robotics

Customer profile

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Calvary Robotics technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API
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API docs
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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Calvary Robotics partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Calvary Robotics competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • ABB Robotics: Global industrial robotics incumbent offering robots, software, and integration services across automotive, electronics, and healthcare — broader incumbent competing with Calvary in industrial assembly automation.
  • Honeywell Intelligrated: Honeywell-owned material handling and logistics automation integrator serving distribution, manufacturing, and parcel customers — comparable to Calvary's material handling automation use case.
  • Yaskawa America (Motoman): Industrial robotics and motion control supplier serving automotive, medical device, and general manufacturing — broader incumbent overlapping Calvary's robotic assembly automation offering.
  • FANUC America: Major industrial robot and CNC manufacturer serving automotive, aerospace, medical, and electronics — broad incumbent whose robots and system integration compete with Calvary's solutions.
  • KUKA AG: German robotics and automation incumbent serving automotive, electronics, healthcare, and metalworking — broad incumbent with overlapping assembly automation capabilities to Calvary.

Direct peers

  • Genesis Systems (IPG Photonics): Robotic integration and laser automation systems provider (part of IPG Photonics) serving automotive, aerospace, and industrial customers — direct peer in custom robotic systems integration.
  • JR Automation: Custom industrial automation integrator (acquired by Hitachi) serving medical, automotive, and consumer industries with assembly and test systems — directly comparable to Calvary's high-precision assembly/test integration business for similar end markets.
  • ATS Corporation: Public Canadian automation systems integrator providing custom assembly, test, and material handling solutions to medical, energy, and industrial customers — direct competitor to Calvary in custom automation design and build.
  • Applied Manufacturing Technologies: US-based systems integrator specializing in robotic automation and material handling for manufacturing — directly competes with Calvary in robotic cell design and integration services.

Emerging players

  • Symbotic: AI-enabled warehouse and supply chain automation company using robotics for material handling and logistics — emerging player with partial overlap to Calvary's material handling automation vertical.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Calvary Robotics social profiles

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Calvary Robotics financial estimates

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Revenue estimate

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Calvary Robotics leadership team

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Calvary Robotics funding detail

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Investors

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

Calvary Robotics M&A and investment

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Investments

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

Frequently asked questions about Calvary Robotics

What does Calvary Robotics do?

Calvary Robotics is an industrial automation company that designs, manufactures, and integrates automated assembly and test systems for high-precision manufacturing environments. The company also delivers material handling automation solutions for customers in medical device, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation end markets, operating from production facilities in New York, South Carolina, and Malaysia.

Is Calvary Robotics a public or private company?

Calvary Robotics is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently acquired.

When was Calvary Robotics founded?

Calvary Robotics was founded in 1994. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Calvary Robotics based?

Calvary Robotics is headquartered in Webster, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Calvary Robotics's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are ABB Robotics, Honeywell Intelligrated, Yaskawa America (Motoman), FANUC America and KUKA AG. Direct peers are Genesis Systems (IPG Photonics), JR Automation, ATS Corporation and Applied Manufacturing Technologies. Symbotic is listed as an emerging player.

Does Calvary Robotics have an API?

No public API is recorded for Calvary Robotics.

What industry is Calvary Robotics in?

Calvary Robotics's product category is Industrial Automation Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAOAHAH, Instrumentation, Sensors & Calibration, with a secondary code of AFAAAGAI, Robotic Implements, End-Effectors & Tooling (Grippers, cutters, weeding tools, smart implements). Its NAICS code is 3332 and its SIC code is 3560.

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DcvelocityHumanoid robots will scale up first in automotive and logistics sectorsInvio Automation has acquired Calvary Robotics to expand its manufacturing footprint and engineering capabilities in the advanced automation sector. The transaction, owned by private equity firm Arsenal Capital Partners, combines Invio's material handling systems with Calvary's robotics expertise to better serve high-growth end markets. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.Pulse 2.0Invio Automation Buys Calvary Robotics To Expand High-Precision Automation FootprintInvio Automation, a portfolio company of Arsenal Capital Partners, has acquired Calvary Robotics to expand its engineering depth and manufacturing capacity in high-precision automation. The transaction combines Invio's material handling and manufacturing automation capabilities with Calvary's robotics and advanced automation expertise, creating an end-to-end platform spanning design, simulation, equipment build, deployment, and lifecycle support. The deal positions the combined entity to serve customers seeking concept-to-commissioning execution across fast-growing end markets, with terms undisclosed.01netInvio Automation Acquires Calvary Robotics to Expand Automation Capabilities in High-Growth End MarketsInvio Automation announced the acquisition of Calvary Robotics, a leader in robotics and automation solutions, to expand its capabilities in high-growth end markets. The deal aims to enhance Invio's manufacturing footprint and service offerings in areas including medical device, life sciences, and transportation.Business Wire BlogInvio Automation Acquires Calvary Robotics to Expand Automation Capabilities in High-Growth End MarketsInvio Automation, a portfolio company of Arsenal Capital Partners, has acquired Calvary Robotics Inc., a robotics and advanced automation solutions provider headquartered in Webster, NY with additional operations in South Carolina and Malaysia. The acquisition adds over 30 years of engineering expertise and expands Invio's manufacturing footprint while strengthening its capabilities in high-growth markets including medical device, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation. The combined entity will serve customers from concept and simulation through build, deployment, and continuous optimization, positioning Invio as a preferred automation partner for high-value material movement and precision assembly.InvioautomationInvio Automation Acquires Calvary Robotics to Expand CapabilitiesInvio Automation, a portfolio company of Arsenal Capital Partners, has acquired Calvary Robotics Inc., a robotics and advanced automation solutions provider headquartered in Webster, NY with additional locations in South Carolina and Malaysia. The deal expands Invio's manufacturing footprint while adding complementary engineering expertise and over 30 years of specialized automation experience. Together, the combined business will serve customers across medical device, life sciences, advanced manufacturing, and transportation end markets.Mpo-magInvio Automation Purchases Calvary RoboticsInvio Automation has acquired Calvary Robotics Inc., a robotics and advanced automation solutions provider headquartered in Webster, N.Y. with additional locations in South Carolina and Malaysia, for undisclosed terms. The deal expands Invio's manufacturing footprint while adding complementary engineering and application expertise, enabling the combined business to better serve complex automation and high-precision system needs across high-growth end markets including medical devices, life sciences, and advanced manufacturing. The acquisition is positioned as a growth accelerator for Invio as it builds out its capabilities as a preferred automation partner for high-value material movement and precision assembly.DcvelocityDuravant appoints industry veteran Evanko as new CEOInvio Automation has acquired Calvary Robotics Inc. to expand its manufacturing footprint and engineering capabilities in advanced automation and material handling systems. The transaction, which was not financially disclosed, is owned by private equity firm Arsenal Capital Partners.CalvaryroboticsHow AI is Reshaping Material Handling and Supply Chain StrategiesArtificial intelligence and machine learning are transforming material handling and supply chain strategies by enabling autonomous mobile robots, predictive analytics, and collaborative robotics to improve efficiency and safety. Approximately 80% of companies plan to integrate these technologies within the next five years to optimize demand forecasting and inventory management. Calvary Robotics is highlighted as a key player pioneering automation in this rapidly evolving landscape.