Germany Automation & Robotics Suppliers

Intec Automation designs and builds custom automation systems for production environments, specializing in assembly, inspection, packaging, and material handling. With over 25 years of experience, the company provides turnkey automation solutions including vision inspection, laser marking, and robotics integration. Their systems are engineered for reliability and throughput in real manufacturing settings.

MB Automation GmbH & Co. KG is a German manufacturer of production lines and systems for battery cells, chip cards, plastic cards, RFID inlays, and fuel cells. Based in Roding, Germany, the company is part of the Mühlbauer Group and supplies precision machinery for the card and energy industries.

PNX Automation GmbH is a German automation company specializing in customized automation solutions for the printing, laminating, and packaging industries. They develop and implement systems from analysis to commissioning, including control software, robotics integration, and retrofit services. The company also develops modular charging infrastructure under the PNX Charge brand.

Siemens AG

Munich

Siemens began in 1847 when inventor Werner von Siemens — then an army officer — built an improved pointer telegraph and founded a company with Johann Georg Halske in a Berlin backyard. Within two decades the company was laying telegraph lines from London to Calcutta, and by the early 20th century Siemens was one of the world's first global technology companies — a record of invention that spans the dynamo, the electric locomotive, and the first commercial computer in Germany. Today Siemens is a sprawling technology group with four main businesses: digital industries (factory automation, industrial software like the Simatic PLC and the Xcelerator platform), smart infrastructure (building automation, electrical distribution, charging infrastructure), mobility (trains, rail automation, signaling — its Velaro high-speed trains run in China, Spain, and Turkey), and Siemens Healthineers (medical imaging and diagnostics). Its industrial software and automation form the backbone of Germany's Industry 4.0 push. With about 320,000 employees and annual revenue near €78 billion, Siemens has spent the past decade reshaping itself — selling its energy business (now Siemens Energy), its lighting business, and its gas turbines, while buying industrial software makers like Mentor and Altair. The result is a company that still builds trains and factories, but increasingly sells the software and data platforms that run them — the 175-year-old inventor remade as a digital industrial giant.

Bäumer Automation GmbH is a German manufacturer of special machines and plants for the foam industry. The company develops and produces foam cutting machines, complete cutting lines, and plant engineering solutions, complemented by software and cutting tools. Its portfolio ranges from single machines to complete production plants, supported by services such as maintenance, retrofit, and training.

alcona Automation GmbH is a German developer and manufacturer of electronic and electromechanical components, devices and systems based in Beckum/Münsterland. Founded in 2011, the company focuses on e-mobility, energy storage and agricultural products, selling worldwide. It independently realizes innovative solutions for international customers.