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SRT Soft Robot Tech tackles handling from Beijing, where it was founded in March 2016 around soft dexterous-hand technology: pneumatic flexible grippers that wrap adaptively around objects to manage the irregular, fragile items rigid automation struggles with, described as the last centimetre problem in factory automation. Its products are sold globally in some 30 countries including the US, Japan, South Korea, Europe and Southeast Asia, with company materials putting its base at 500+ leading customers and its own profile stating nearly RMB 200 million in financing. STEMMER IMAGING offers the vision counterpart from Puchheim, Germany: founded in 1987, the manufacturer-independent supplier combines vision components with technical support, employs more than 250 people company-stated, and serves more than 20 countries. Stereolabs, based in Montrouge, France with a San Francisco office, builds the perception stack differently, pairing stereo depth cameras with edge AI compute and spatial perception software for autonomous robotics, agriculture and logistics. STÖBER Antriebstechnik, in Pforzheim, supplies motion rather than handling, with precision servo planetary gearboxes it says it has specialised in for almost 40 years, present in over 40 countries. Stöger Automation, founded in Königsdorf in 1987, handles fastening instead, with screwdriving spindles, setting units and monitored feed systems. SRT fits when soft gripping is the constraint; STEMMER or Stereolabs cover seeing, STÖBER covers driving, and Stöger covers joining.

Alternatives to SRT Soft Robot Tech

STEMMER IMAGING

STEMMER IMAGING describes itself as a leading global enabler for machine vision: a manufacturer-independent supplier that combines a broad portfolio of vision components with technical support and tailored solutions.

Stereolabs

Stereolabs is a French spatial-perception company — Stereolabs SAS of Montrouge, France — building AI perception systems for robotics and physical AI, combining cameras, edge compute and AI software in one stack.

STÖBER Antriebstechnik

STÖBER Antriebstechnik is a German drive-technology specialist based in Pforzheim, best known for precision servo planetary gearboxes — a field it says it has specialised in for almost 40 years — supplied as complete drive systems from a single source: gearboxes, geared motors, synchronous servo motors, drive controllers and cables.

Stöger Automation

Specialist for automated fastening technology: screwdriving spindles, setting units and feed systems with process monitoring, for robot-mounted or stationary use.

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