Live products

The distributor. And every manufacturer they carry.

These are standalone products, not sample lists. BuyRobot is the robots and the manufacturers behind them. MedMatch is the licensed distributors, each one with the brands already on their registration. HK Atlas is Hong Kong buildings: owners, tenants, and floors.

BuyRobot · MedMatch · HK Atlas Sourced from the register Kept on a cadence

The unique selling point

A shared file lists companies. These list the relationship.

Distributors rarely call themselves distributors. The useful record is the license, plus the manufacturers already on that line card. BuyRobot and MedMatch show that in public. HK Atlas is the same kind of build for Hong Kong buildings: every owner, tenant, and floor.

Not a list you can buy

The channel, and the brands on it.

Each product was assembled the way we build a client database: from the register and the catalog, then kept alive as a site someone can search.

Distributors do not label themselves

The useful ones show up on a license register, a trade-show floor, or a product registration. A shared database keyword will not find them.

The manufacturers on the line card

A distributor name is not the database. The database is which brands they already import, how many SKUs, and whether that overlaps the line you sell.

A product, kept current

Search, profiles, and a public site. MedMatch re-syncs as new registry pulls land.

Why it's different

A company list, vs the line card.

A database you can buy

  • The same companies your competitors already have
  • “Distributor” as a keyword, so the real ones are missing
  • No line card, no brands represented
  • A static export that goes stale
  • No way to see who is licensed to sell what

A Kuration database

  • Licensed distributors from the register
  • The manufacturers and products each one already carries
  • Or the machines, and the manufacturer behind each one
  • Decision makers and evidence on the record
  • A standalone product the market can actually use

The products

Three products you can open.

Robots, medical-device distributors, and Hong Kong buildings. The same shape we build when a market does not live in a shared database.

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BuyRobot

Robots, drones, and the manufacturers behind them

A standalone directory of the factories behind the world’s robots and drones. 1,017 manufacturers across 45 countries, each listed from its own website, browsable by category and headquarters country. The models catalog names the maker of each robot and filters by type, application, and certification.

What's inside

  • Manufacturer
  • Category
  • Headquarters
  • Robot & model
  • Payload & price band
  • Certifications
1,017 manufacturers45 countries222 service-robot makers
Explore live
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MedMatch

Licensed distributors, and the manufacturers they carry

A distributor-intelligence product for medical devices in Southeast Asia. Every record starts from the national license register, then lists the product registrations and the principal brands that distributor already represents.

What's inside

  • Licensed distributor
  • Regulator & license
  • Registered products
  • Principal brands
  • Imported vs domestic
  • Decision-maker contacts
9,700+ complete profiles272,000+ registrations6 markets
Explore live
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HK Atlas

Office building intelligence for Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s building database. 200+ buildings, and for each one every owner, every tenant, and every floor, mapped in one place.

What's inside

  • Building & location
  • Owner & ownership chain
  • Tenants by floor
  • Architectural drawings
  • Heritage grading
  • Occupancy view
200+ buildingsEvery owner & tenantFloor by floor
Explore live

The raw material

Sourced from where the line card actually lives.

Not a database we re-sell. We assemble each one from licenses, registrations, and catalogs, then structure it into a distributor and the manufacturers they carry.

Government license registersProduct registration databasesManufacturer catalogsTrade shows & exhibitor listsDealer and importer licencesCertification bodiesIndustry associationsCompany websitesProcurement portalsGoogle MapsPDFs & brochuresThe open web

How it's done

Every one is built the same way.

The pipeline behind all three products. Point it at a new sector and it repeats.

01

Source the register

AI agents pull distributors, dealers, and manufacturers from licenses, catalogs, and events.

02

Attach the line card

Each distributor is joined to the manufacturers, brands, and registrations it already carries.

03

Verify

A row earns its place against the registry, the catalog, or another primary source.

04

Score

Ranked against the criteria that matter: category, overlap, coverage, completeness.

05

Ship it as a product

Search, profiles, and a cadence, so the database stays a product instead of a file.

The payoff

What a database like this gives you.

The right channel partner

Not every company in the country. The distributor licensed for your category, who already moves similar brands.

The line card before the first call

You see the manufacturers they represent, and the conflicts, before anyone writes an email.

A record you can defend

License ID, registration counts, and the source they came from. Not a guessed industry code.

The same shape in the next sector

Medical devices and robots are live. Cosmetics, furniture, drones, chemicals: same build, a new register.

Questions

Everything you might ask.

How is this different from buying a list from ZoomInfo or Apollo?

Those sell a shared company file. They do not tell you which distributor holds the license, or which manufacturers are already on that distributor’s registrations. That relationship is the database.

What are BuyRobot, MedMatch, and HK Atlas?

Standalone products we built. BuyRobot is a live directory of 1,017 robot and drone manufacturers across 45 countries. MedMatch is a directory of licensed medical-device distributors across six Southeast Asian markets, each profile listing the brands and product registrations they carry. MedMatch is operated by Nord Pacific Medical. HK Atlas maps 200+ Hong Kong buildings: owners, tenants, and floors.

Can you build one for my market?

Yes. Factories, trade bodies, and market-entry firms use the same build: find the distributors, attach the manufacturers they already sell, and keep it current. Cosmetics, furniture, drones, chemicals, robots, medical devices.

How fresh is the data?

Each product has its own cadence. MedMatch re-syncs the distributor set as new registry pulls land, and surfaces license changes on watchlisted records.

Do I own a database you build for me?

A custom database is built for you and it is yours: export it, sync it to your CRM, and keep building on it. BuyRobot, MedMatch, and HK Atlas are live products you can open, not a file we hand over.

What sources do you pull from?

License registers, product registration databases, manufacturer catalogs, exhibitor lists, dealer licences, associations, and the open web. Whatever actually names the distributor and the brands they carry.

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