Stereolabs alternatives

Stereolabs builds spatial perception from Montrouge, France, where Stereolabs SAS combines stereo depth cameras, edge AI compute and spatial perception software in one stack for robotics and physical AI, and it also operates a San Francisco office. The company serves global markets across autonomous robotics, agriculture, logistics, industrial automation and digital twins and spatial analytics, and since Ouster, Inc. closed its acquisition on 4 February 2026 it has been a wholly owned subsidiary of the Nasdaq-listed firm, ticker OUST. Around that perception core, STÖBER Antriebstechnik provides the drive hardware from Pforzheim, Germany: complete systems of gearboxes, geared motors, synchronous servo motors, drive controllers and cables, centred on precision servo planetary gearboxes and present in over 40 countries with 14 locations and 80 service partners company-stated. Stöger Automation, headquartered in Königsdorf and founded in 1987, works at the fastening step, supplying screwdriving spindles, setting units and feed systems with process monitoring for robot-mounted or stationary use. SUHNER, the Swiss group, brings surface finishing, its robotic grinding line supplying spindles and tools that let robots grind and finish metal parts. Sumitomo Drive Technologies, headquartered in Tokyo as the power-transmission business of Sumitomo Heavy Industries, scales up to industrial gearmotors and gearboxes built around the Cyclo Drive line. Teams centred on Stereolabs perception might add STÖBER or Sumitomo for transmission, Stöger for assembly, and SUHNER where finishing follows sensing.

Alternatives to Stereolabs

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.

SUHNER

Swiss group whose robotic grinding line supplies spindles and tools that let robots grind and finish metal parts, alongside machining technology and components.

Sumitomo Drive Technologies

Sumitomo Drive Technologies is the power-transmission business of Sumitomo Heavy Industries, supplying gearmotors, gearboxes and drives for industrial machinery worldwide.

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