Extend Robotics
UK teleoperation company that sells completed industrial work by output through its AMAS remote-control platform.
- Robotics funding from mid-September to mid-October 2026: chips, data and safety took the private money while humanoid makers turned to stock markets
In the 30 days to October 14, 2026, MEKAWIRE verified 14 private robotics rounds with disclosed amounts worth $1,071.3 million. Compute chips took 51.3%, robot models 20.5% and data, perception and safety software 8.7%, while humanoid makers received $10 million, or 0.9%, against 13.4% between January and mid-September. The four October rounds, Mecka, Multiply Labs, SafeWorld and Minerva Humanoids, paid for what stands between a capable robot and a paid deployment, while humanoid makers raised through an IPO, a SPAC and a Form D offering.
Mentioned - Extend Robotics raises GBP 2.6 million Pre-A to sell factories finished work instead of robots
Extend Robotics said on Sep 28 that it closed a GBP 2.6 million Pre-A round led by Skyworks Venture Capital Fund, with Neo Venture (Europe) and Zip Capital joining. The Reading-based teleoperation company charges customers for completed work rather than equipment, says it has 35 subscription customers, and will use the money to expand across UK and European industry and build a remote operator network.
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