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Boardwalk Robotics alternatives

Boardwalk Robotics is the smallest organisation on this page by headcount: 11 employees in Pensacola, Florida, developing humanoid upper-torso and research platforms out of a close collaboration with the Institute for Human & Machine Cognition, with about US$2.07 million in SBIR research awards recorded and no disclosed venture funding. Buyers who need production deployments rather than research platforms will look at the other four. Brightpick fields around 250 people and a deployed product, Autopicker, that picks individual items in warehouse aisles for customers in North America and Europe. Delta Electronics operates at group scale, a Taiwan-listed parent of roughly 83,000 employees whose automation arm sells collaborative robots through some 200 facilities worldwide. Dusty Robotics applies robots to a single construction task, printing layout marks for walls, fixtures and services onto building floors in North America. Engineered Arts, working since 2004 from Falmouth in Cornwall, builds social humanoids installed in more than 30 countries, mostly across museums, science centres, education and events. Research groups needing a humanoid testbed stay with Boardwalk; logistics operators choose Brightpick, factories wanting a global supplier choose Delta, builders choose Dusty, and venues wanting a robot that faces visitors choose Engineered Arts.

Alternatives to Boardwalk Robotics

Brightpick

Brightpick builds autonomous mobile robots and AI software for warehouse order picking, centred on Autopicker, a mobile robot that picks and consolidates individual items directly in warehouse aisles using a vacuum gripper, so goods-to-person stations are no longer needed for most orders.