Companies
Robotics and physical-AI companies by country, sector, technology and stage.
- $151M
Vecna Robotics builds autonomous mobile robots and orchestration software that move goods through warehouses and factories.
- $150M
San Diego developer of BrainOS, the autonomy software behind robotic floor scrubbers and retail inventory robots.
- $150M
San Carlos maker of the Galaxy System for robot assisted bronchoscopy with a single use scope and built in tomosynthesis.
- $1.45B
Edge AI chip company targeting humanoids, drones and automotive.
- $148M
Seattle maker of the LaserWeeder, which uses computer vision and lasers to kill weeds without herbicides, and of autonomy kits for tractors.
- $144M
Redwood City company running commercial robots on its own embodied AI foundation model, now at DYNA-2.1
- $142M
Seattle developer of off road autonomy software and autonomous ground vehicles for the US armed forces.
- $141M
Santa Cruz developer of heart valve implants delivered through a robotic catheter system instead of open heart surgery.
- $141M
Silicon Valley maker of autonomous serving and delivery robots for restaurants and hospitality, led by its Servi line, majority-owned by LG Electronics since January 2025.
Santa Clara maker of Proxie, a mobile robot that moves carts, boxes and totes alongside hospital and warehouse staff
- $140M
Redwood City developer of Physical AI and Mech, a two-armed mobile robot for truck loading, palletizing and other heavy warehouse work.
- $124M
Humanoid robot company behind NEO, a home assistant robot, and the EVE industrial robot.
- $105M
New York software company whose platform connects robots, sensors and other machines to data, AI and fleet management, founded by MongoDB co-founder Eliot Horowitz.
- $104M
San Francisco maker of Tally, an autonomous robot that scans store shelves, and of an AI platform that turns its images into inventory and pricing insight for grocers and other retailers.
- $97M
San Francisco company that turns excavators and other construction machines into autonomous robots, now focused on solar farm construction.
- $92.4M
Houston developer of industrial humanoid robots for shipyard welding and other skilled trades
- $91.3M
Plus One Robotics makes vision-guided parcel picking robots for warehouses, backed by remote human supervisors who step in when the robot is unsure.
Massachusetts developer of RightPick, an AI-driven robotic piece-picking system for warehouse order fulfillment.
- $80M
Los Angeles operator of an autonomous robot fleet that delivers restaurant and merchant orders in US cities and Helsinki.
- $80M
US company deploying dexterous autonomous robots that help hyperscalers build data centres faster.
| Company | Country | Sector | Stage | Total funding | Valuation | Founded | Technologies |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vecna Robotics Vecna Robotics builds autonomous mobile robots and orchestration software that move goods through warehouses and factories. | US | — | Series C | $151M | $151M | — | |
| Brain Corp San Diego developer of BrainOS, the autonomy software behind robotic floor scrubbers and retail inventory robots. | US | — | Growth | $150M | $150M | 2009 | |
| Noah Medical San Carlos maker of the Galaxy System for robot assisted bronchoscopy with a single use scope and built in tomosynthesis. | US | — | Series B | $150M | $150M | — | |
| SiMa.ai Edge AI chip company targeting humanoids, drones and automotive. | US | — | Series C | $150M | $1.45B | 2018 | |
| Carbon Robotics Seattle maker of the LaserWeeder, which uses computer vision and lasers to kill weeds without herbicides, and of autonomy kits for tractors. | US | — | Growth | $148M | $148M | 2018 | |
| Dyna Robotics Redwood City company running commercial robots on its own embodied AI foundation model, now at DYNA-2.1 | US | — | Series A | $144M | $144M | 2024 | |
| Overland AI Seattle developer of off road autonomy software and autonomous ground vehicles for the US armed forces. | US | — | — | $142M | $142M | 2022 | |
| Capstan Medical Santa Cruz developer of heart valve implants delivered through a robotic catheter system instead of open heart surgery. | US | — | Series C | $141M | $141M | 2020 | |
| Bear Robotics Silicon Valley maker of autonomous serving and delivery robots for restaurants and hospitality, led by its Servi line, majority-owned by LG Electronics since January 2025. | US | — | Subsidiary | $141M | $141M | 2017 | |
| Collaborative Robotics Santa Clara maker of Proxie, a mobile robot that moves carts, boxes and totes alongside hospital and warehouse staff | US | — | Series B | $140M | $140M | 2022 | |
| Dexterity Redwood City developer of Physical AI and Mech, a two-armed mobile robot for truck loading, palletizing and other heavy warehouse work. | US | — | — | $140M | $140M | 2017 | |
| 1X Technologies Humanoid robot company behind NEO, a home assistant robot, and the EVE industrial robot. | US | Humanoid | Series B | $124M | $124M | 2014 | |
| Viam New York software company whose platform connects robots, sensors and other machines to data, AI and fleet management, founded by MongoDB co-founder Eliot Horowitz. | US | — | Series C | $105M | $105M | 2020 | |
| Simbe Robotics San Francisco maker of Tally, an autonomous robot that scans store shelves, and of an AI platform that turns its images into inventory and pricing insight for grocers and other retailers. | US | — | Series C | $104M | $104M | 2014 | |
| Built Robotics San Francisco company that turns excavators and other construction machines into autonomous robots, now focused on solar farm construction. | US | — | Series C | $97M | $97M | 2016 | |
| Persona AI Houston developer of industrial humanoid robots for shipyard welding and other skilled trades | US | — | Seed | $92.4M | $92.4M | — | |
| Plus One Robotics Plus One Robotics makes vision-guided parcel picking robots for warehouses, backed by remote human supervisors who step in when the robot is unsure. | US | — | Series C | $91.3M | $91.3M | 2016 | |
| RightHand Robotics Massachusetts developer of RightPick, an AI-driven robotic piece-picking system for warehouse order fulfillment. | US | — | Series C | $89M | $89M | — | |
| Coco Robotics Los Angeles operator of an autonomous robot fleet that delivers restaurant and merchant orders in US cities and Helsinki. | US | — | — | $80M | $80M | 2020 | |
| Watney US company deploying dexterous autonomous robots that help hyperscalers build data centres faster. | US | — | Series A | $80M | $80M | — |