Companies
Robotics and physical-AI companies by country, sector, technology and stage.
- $9.25B
Austin-based maker of autonomous surface vessels for naval use, from the 24-foot Corsair to the 180-foot Marauder.
- $39B
Develops general-purpose humanoid robots and AI models for commercial work and home use.
- $14B
Builds the Skild Brain, a general-purpose robotics foundation model meant to run on many robot types.
- $12.7B
U.S. developer of AI pilot software and autonomous aircraft for defence.
- $1.3B
Mountain View self driving technology company that licenses its Nuro Driver autonomy system to automakers and mobility platforms.
- $923M
Austin developer of the Apollo humanoid robot, spun out of a University of Texas robotics lab.
- $900M
Palo Alto industrial AI robotics company spun out of Rivian and chaired by RJ Scaringe
- $600M
Cambridge, UK developer of the Versius robotic surgical system for minimal access soft tissue surgery, now cleared in the US as Versius Plus.
- $540M
New York AI lab that trains action models and world models on action-labelled gameplay clips from the Medal platform, for use in games, simulation and robotics.
- $500M
San Mateo drone maker that builds AI-driven autonomous drones, docks and software for defence, public safety and infrastructure inspection.
- $450M
Palo Alto developer of robot foundation models that learn control by predicting video
- $2B
French warehouse automation maker whose Skypod robots climb storage racks to retrieve bins, orchestrated by its Deepsky warehouse execution software.
- $405M
Irvine physical-AI company whose Field Foundation Models run quadrupeds, humanoids, wheeled robots and vehicles on unstructured industrial sites
- $400M
Chinese supplier of robot compute: Sunrise chips, RDK development kits and software for robot makers.
- $400M
US developer of embodied foundation models trained on human physical interaction data captured with wearable devices.
- $400M
Shenzhen maker of the Oli and Luna humanoids, the modular TRON robots and the LimX COSA agentic robot operating system.
- $371M
Nasdaq-listed San Francisco company that builds and runs AI-driven sidewalk delivery robots and, since buying Diligent Robotics, hospital service robots.
Massachusetts maker of autonomous mobile robots and the LocusONE platform that coordinates warehouse workers and robot fleets for picking, putaway and transport.
- $350M
Retrofit autonomy kits that turn existing excavators and other heavy equipment into autonomous construction machines.
- $310M
New York and Tel Aviv company, formerly CommonSense Robotics, that builds robotic automated fulfillment centres for grocers and retailers and now sells its Orchestra software platform.
| Company | Country | Sector | Stage | Total funding | Valuation | Founded | Technologies |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saronic Technologies Austin-based maker of autonomous surface vessels for naval use, from the 24-foot Corsair to the 180-foot Marauder. | US | — | Series D+ | $2.35B | $9.25B | — | |
| Figure AI Develops general-purpose humanoid robots and AI models for commercial work and home use. | US | Humanoid | Series C | $1.75B | $39B | — | |
| Skild AI Builds the Skild Brain, a general-purpose robotics foundation model meant to run on many robot types. | US | Robot Foundation Model | Series C | $1.7B | $14B | 2023 | |
| Shield AI U.S. developer of AI pilot software and autonomous aircraft for defence. | US | — | Series D+ | $1.5B | $12.7B | — | |
| Nuro Mountain View self driving technology company that licenses its Nuro Driver autonomy system to automakers and mobility platforms. | US | — | Series D+ | $1.3B | $1.3B | 2016 | |
| Apptronik Austin developer of the Apollo humanoid robot, spun out of a University of Texas robotics lab. | US | Humanoid | Series A | $923M | $923M | 2016 | |
| Mind Robotics Palo Alto industrial AI robotics company spun out of Rivian and chaired by RJ Scaringe | US | — | Series A | $900M | $900M | — | |
| CMR Surgical Cambridge, UK developer of the Versius robotic surgical system for minimal access soft tissue surgery, now cleared in the US as Versius Plus. | GB | — | Series D+ | $600M | $600M | 2014 | |
| General Intuition New York AI lab that trains action models and world models on action-labelled gameplay clips from the Medal platform, for use in games, simulation and robotics. | US | — | Series A | $540M | $540M | — | |
| Skydio San Mateo drone maker that builds AI-driven autonomous drones, docks and software for defence, public safety and infrastructure inspection. | US | — | — | $500M | $500M | 2014 | |
| Rhoda AI Palo Alto developer of robot foundation models that learn control by predicting video | US | — | Series A | $450M | $450M | — | |
| Exotec French warehouse automation maker whose Skypod robots climb storage racks to retrieve bins, orchestrated by its Deepsky warehouse execution software. | FR | — | Growth | $425M | $2B | 2015 | |
| FieldAI Irvine physical-AI company whose Field Foundation Models run quadrupeds, humanoids, wheeled robots and vehicles on unstructured industrial sites | US | — | — | $405M | $405M | — | |
| D-Robotics Chinese supplier of robot compute: Sunrise chips, RDK development kits and software for robot makers. | CN | — | Series C | $400M | $400M | — | |
| Generalist AI US developer of embodied foundation models trained on human physical interaction data captured with wearable devices. | US | — | Growth | $400M | $400M | — | |
| LimX Dynamics Shenzhen maker of the Oli and Luna humanoids, the modular TRON robots and the LimX COSA agentic robot operating system. | CN | — | Growth | $400M | $400M | — | |
| Serve Robotics Nasdaq-listed San Francisco company that builds and runs AI-driven sidewalk delivery robots and, since buying Diligent Robotics, hospital service robots. | US | — | Public | $371M | $371M | — | |
| Locus Robotics Massachusetts maker of autonomous mobile robots and the LocusONE platform that coordinates warehouse workers and robot fleets for picking, putaway and transport. | US | — | Growth | $358M | $1B | 2015 | |
| Bedrock Robotics Retrofit autonomy kits that turn existing excavators and other heavy equipment into autonomous construction machines. | US | — | Series B | $350M | $350M | — | |
| Fabric New York and Tel Aviv company, formerly CommonSense Robotics, that builds robotic automated fulfillment centres for grocers and retailers and now sells its Orchestra software platform. | US | — | Series C | $310M | $310M | 2015 |