Companies
Robotics and physical-AI companies by country, sector, technology and stage.
- $263M
Long Island maker of AI-driven industrial robot arms that it designs and builds in the United States.
- $258M
San Francisco company that automates electronics assembly with software-defined robotic cells it calls microfactories, backed by BlackRock-managed funds, NVIDIA and Microsoft.
- $256M
Columbus, Ohio developer of AI-driven autonomous welding robots that is moving into shipbuilding with HII and Saronic.
- $253M
Denver company that builds AI guided sorting robots and complete sorting facilities for recycling and municipal solid waste.
- $253M
Colorado company that automates logistics yards with autonomous electric yard trucks, a robotic arm that connects trailer air and electric lines, and yard software, sold as a service.
- $250M
South San Francisco company that designs, builds and operates autonomous delivery drones for health systems in Africa and home delivery in the United States.
- $245M
Atlanta company whose software and robots orchestrate order fulfillment in warehouses, distribution centres and retail stores.
San Francisco operator of small autonomous sidewalk robots that deliver food and groceries on campuses and in city neighbourhoods.
- $220M
Waltham, Massachusetts developer of a single-port surgical robot with human-like arms, still awaiting FDA authorization.
- $214M
Livermore, California developer of the MK-V electric, driver-optional smart tractor, whose technology was sold to a large equipment maker in 2026.
- $200M
US construction-technology company that builds homes and military structures with robotic 3D-printing systems and its own building material
- $198M
Bay Area startup building software-defined, three-dimensional robotic systems that move and store material in warehouses.
- $189M
San Jose, California surgical robotics company whose AQUABEAM and HYDROS systems deliver Aquablation therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Jacksonville, Florida maker of the Symani Surgical System, a robotic platform for open soft tissue microsurgery with research and manufacturing in Pisa, Italy.
- $165M
Developer of the Memo household robot and the ACT robot foundation models
- $162M
Miami maker of Yomi, a robotic system that guides dentists through implant surgery and that the company calls the first FDA-cleared robot for dentistry.
- $156M
Los Angeles manufacturer using industrial robots and AI to form and assemble metal parts for defence and aerospace straight from digital designs.
- $156M
San Francisco company that runs autonomous fulfillment centres with its own AI warehouse robots and counts FedEx as lead investor and partner.
- $155M
Emeryville AI robotics company behind RFM-1, a robotics foundation model for warehouse picking, whose founders moved to Amazon in 2024
- $151M
San Francisco startup led by chief executive Kyle Vogt that is building a helpful robot for the home
| Company | Country | Sector | Stage | Total funding | Valuation | Founded | Technologies |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Bots Long Island maker of AI-driven industrial robot arms that it designs and builds in the United States. | US | — | Series C | $263M | $263M | — | |
| Bright Machines San Francisco company that automates electronics assembly with software-defined robotic cells it calls microfactories, backed by BlackRock-managed funds, NVIDIA and Microsoft. | US | — | Series C | $258M | $258M | 2018 | |
| Path Robotics Columbus, Ohio developer of AI-driven autonomous welding robots that is moving into shipbuilding with HII and Saronic. | US | — | Growth | $256M | $256M | 2018 | |
| AMP Denver company that builds AI guided sorting robots and complete sorting facilities for recycling and municipal solid waste. | US | — | Series D+ | $253M | $253M | — | |
| Outrider Colorado company that automates logistics yards with autonomous electric yard trucks, a robotic arm that connects trailer air and electric lines, and yard software, sold as a service. | US | — | Series D+ | $253M | $253M | — | |
| Zipline South San Francisco company that designs, builds and operates autonomous delivery drones for health systems in Africa and home delivery in the United States. | US | — | Series D+ | $250M | $250M | 2014 | |
| GreyOrange Atlanta company whose software and robots orchestrate order fulfillment in warehouses, distribution centres and retail stores. | US | — | — | $245M | $245M | 2012 | |
| Starship Technologies San Francisco operator of small autonomous sidewalk robots that deliver food and groceries on campuses and in city neighbourhoods. | US | — | Series C | $222M | $222M | 2014 | |
| Vicarious Surgical Waltham, Massachusetts developer of a single-port surgical robot with human-like arms, still awaiting FDA authorization. | US | — | Public | $220M | $220M | 2014 | |
| Monarch Tractor Livermore, California developer of the MK-V electric, driver-optional smart tractor, whose technology was sold to a large equipment maker in 2026. | US | — | — | $214M | $214M | — | |
| ICON US construction-technology company that builds homes and military structures with robotic 3D-printing systems and its own building material | US | — | — | $200M | $200M | — | |
| Mytra Bay Area startup building software-defined, three-dimensional robotic systems that move and store material in warehouses. | US | — | Series C | $198M | $198M | 2022 | |
| PROCEPT BioRobotics San Jose, California surgical robotics company whose AQUABEAM and HYDROS systems deliver Aquablation therapy for benign prostatic hyperplasia. | US | — | Public | $189M | $189M | — | |
| Medical Microinstruments (MMI) Jacksonville, Florida maker of the Symani Surgical System, a robotic platform for open soft tissue microsurgery with research and manufacturing in Pisa, Italy. | US | — | Series C | $185M | $185M | 2015 | |
| Sunday Developer of the Memo household robot and the ACT robot foundation models | US | — | Series B | $165M | $165M | — | |
| Neocis Miami maker of Yomi, a robotic system that guides dentists through implant surgery and that the company calls the first FDA-cleared robot for dentistry. | US | — | Series D+ | $162M | $162M | 2009 | |
| Machina Labs Los Angeles manufacturer using industrial robots and AI to form and assemble metal parts for defence and aerospace straight from digital designs. | US | — | Series C | $156M | $156M | 2019 | |
| Nimble Robotics San Francisco company that runs autonomous fulfillment centres with its own AI warehouse robots and counts FedEx as lead investor and partner. | US | — | Series C | $156M | $156M | — | |
| Covariant Emeryville AI robotics company behind RFM-1, a robotics foundation model for warehouse picking, whose founders moved to Amazon in 2024 | US | — | Series C | $155M | $155M | 2017 | |
| The Bot Company San Francisco startup led by chief executive Kyle Vogt that is building a helpful robot for the home | US | — | — | $151M | $151M | 2024 |