Calvary Robotics

Calvary Robotics, based in the US, specializes in advanced automation solutions, focusing on robotics system integration and manufacturing automation for various industries. Calvary Robotics provides automation solutions designed for manufacturing processes. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Webster, US, the company has undergone significant growth in its services. Mark Chaney serves as the CEO.

On February 2, 2026, Calvary Robotics was acquired by Invio Automation, Inc. , a portfolio company of Arsenal Capital Partners, with financial terms undisclosed. Calvary Robotics specializes in advanced automation solutions, focusing on robotics system integration and manufacturing automation. Their core offerings include the X-Cell Series of 6-axis robots equipped with integrated PLC controls and Flexible Feeding Systems, optimizing production efficiency across sectors like automotive, healthcare, and electronics assembly.

They cater to over 370 clients globally, delivering tailored solutions that enhance operational efficiency, quality control, and safety in manufacturing environments. Calvary Robotics generates revenue through direct sales of automation systems and services, focusing on B2B transactions in sectors such as automotive and healthcare. Their revenue model includes custom projects involving system design, integration, and ongoing support, emphasizing contractual agreements that outline service scopes. While specific pricing is undisclosed, revenue derives from flagship products like the X-Cell Series robots and maintenance services.

Calvary Robotics is poised for expansion following its acquisition by Invio Automation, Inc. Recent initiatives include enhancing service capabilities and launching new products, leveraging their automation expertise. The company plans to penetrate new markets in North America and Europe by 2027, utilizing resources from the acquisition to support these growth strategies.