Companies Driving Industry 4.0 in SLP

Industry 4.0 has a limited presence within the supplier ecosystem for automotive logistics. The 2026 Automotive Logistics Providers Mapping in Mexico, developed by Cluster Industrial B2B, reveals that the state has only four companies specializing in advanced technologies, despite the increasing importance of these tools for improving supply chain traceability, efficiency, and visibility. This mapping identifies and classifies companies offering products, services, and technologies for the automotive supply chain in Mexico.

Nationally, the Industry 4.0 category encompasses 118 providers, a 2.6% growth compared to the previous edition of the study. These companies develop solutions in artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, system integration, cybersecurity, cloud services, and collaborative robotics, though they still represent a small portion of the 1,159 registered supplier companies in the mapping.

Industry 4.0 in San Luis Potosí: Four Companies Participate in a National Market of 118 Providers

The document identifies one company in San Luis Potosí specializing in cybersecurity, one focused on cloud computing, and two dedicated to collaborative robotics and industrial automation. The presence of these companies reflects the advancement of technologies aimed at optimizing processes within the automotive industry, one of the most significant sectors for the state’s economy.

Which Companies are Driving Industry 4.0 in San Luis Potosí and What Do They Do?

The Cluster Industrial B2B study identifies the following companies:

Systems X

Specializes in integrated information technology management, strategic consulting, software development, staffing augmentation, and enterprise system administration. Additionally, it works with technological alliances to implement solutions that support decision-making and organizational digital transformation.

Globalbytes

A company focused on comprehensive information technology solutions. Its portfolio includes IT auditing, ethical hacking, server virtualization, network diagnostics, security audits, software development, and quality assurance, as well as projects on in-house and cloud platforms.

KUKA de México

The Mexican subsidiary of the German firm KUKA, dedicated to industrial robotics and process automation. It provides robots, robotic cells, and automated systems for industries such as automotive, electromobility, electronics, metal, plastics, and advanced manufacturing.

ABB

A technology company specializing in electrification and automation. Its offerings include industrial robots, digital solutions, motors, frequency converters, control systems, and technologies for automating factories and industrial processes, as well as platforms aimed at improving productivity and efficient resource utilization.

Robotics, Cloud, and Cybersecurity Strengthen the Automotive Sector’s Technological Transformation

The solutions developed by these companies contribute to modernizing operations through automation, digitalization, connectivity, and data protection tools. Furthermore, technologies such as collaborative robotics, cloud services, and cybersecurity are gaining increasing importance to meet the needs of an automotive industry that is incorporating more intelligent processes and interconnected systems.

Although San Luis Potosí has a limited number of specialized providers within this segment, the study shows that Industry 4.0 continues to expand its presence in Mexico as companies accelerate the adoption of technological solutions for their supply chains and manufacturing processes.

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