Companies
Robotics and physical-AI companies by country, sector, technology and stage.
- $76M
Lincoln, Nebraska developer of MIRA, a miniaturized robotic-assisted surgery system authorized by the FDA for colectomy and cleared for benign hysterectomy.
- $75M
San Francisco maker of robotic systems that automate GMP manufacturing of cell and gene therapies and other biologics.
Union City, California maker of high-reach autonomous forklifts that switch between autonomous, remote-assisted, remote-operated and manual modes.
- $61.5M
Mountain View maker of FieldPrinter, a robot that prints full-size digital floor plans directly onto construction site floors.
- $60M
Boston company founded by former Amazon Robotics leaders that builds homes in robotic microfactories.
- $59M
Westlake Village warehouse automation company pairing Picker mobile robots with orchestration software sold as a subscription.
- $58M
Ambi Robotics builds AI-driven robots that sort parcels and stack boxes for e-commerce and logistics operations.
- $56.5M
Palo Alto developer of safety certified software for software defined vehicles and mobility systems that grew out of the Robot Operating System.
- $54.2M
San Francisco startup that rented out a pretrained collaborative robot, the Rapid Machine Operator, to small and mid-sized US factories for machine-tending work on a subscription.
- $53.9M
Chicago robots-as-a-service provider that designs, installs and maintains automation for US manufacturers, who pay by the hour instead of buying the equipment.
- $52.6M
Boston developer of collision-free autonomous motion planning software for industrial robots.
- $52M
Warehouse automation company with Slovak roots, now headquartered in Austin, Texas, whose Autopicker mobile robots and Gridpicker system automate order picking for e-commerce and grocery fulfilment.
- $52M
Pittsburgh maker of vision-guided autonomous mobile robots, lift trucks and tow tractors for material handling.
Philadelphia maker of ExynAI autonomy for mapping drones and robots in GPS denied sites, listed on Nasdaq since May 2026.
- $50M
Pittsburgh company that counts and tracks warehouse inventory with AI vision on autonomous drones and forklift-mounted cameras, founded by Carnegie Mellon robotics graduates.
- $50M
Cambridge, Massachusetts maker of AI-driven robots that unload trucks, trailers and shipping containers at distribution-centre docks.
- $46.5M
Hayward, California maker of the SharpShooter, a precision application system that uses computer vision to aim herbicide, fertilizer and other inputs at individual plants.
Waltham developer of the CorPath robotic system for vascular interventions, acquired by Siemens Healthineers in 2019.
- $45M
Salinas, California maker of AI-guided mechanical weeders for vegetable farms, first offered as the Titan weeding service and now sold as the Vulcan implement line.
- $43.1M
San Francisco maker of AI-driven robot arms that portion and assemble meals on food-manufacturing lines, offered to producers as robotics-as-a-service.
| Company | Country | Sector | Stage | Total funding | Valuation | Founded | Technologies |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Virtual Incision Lincoln, Nebraska developer of MIRA, a miniaturized robotic-assisted surgery system authorized by the FDA for colectomy and cleared for benign hysterectomy. | US | — | Series C | $76M | $76M | — | |
| Multiply Labs San Francisco maker of robotic systems that automate GMP manufacturing of cell and gene therapies and other biologics. | US | — | — | $75M | $75M | 2016 | |
| Third Wave Automation Union City, California maker of high-reach autonomous forklifts that switch between autonomous, remote-assisted, remote-operated and manual modes. | US | — | Series C | $67M | $67M | 2018 | |
| Dusty Robotics Mountain View maker of FieldPrinter, a robot that prints full-size digital floor plans directly onto construction site floors. | US | — | Series B | $61.5M | $61.5M | 2018 | |
| Reframe Systems Boston company founded by former Amazon Robotics leaders that builds homes in robotic microfactories. | US | — | — | $60M | $60M | 2022 | |
| inVia Robotics Westlake Village warehouse automation company pairing Picker mobile robots with orchestration software sold as a subscription. | US | — | Growth | $59M | $59M | 2015 | |
| Ambi Robotics Ambi Robotics builds AI-driven robots that sort parcels and stack boxes for e-commerce and logistics operations. | US | — | — | $58M | $58M | 2018 | |
| Apex.AI Palo Alto developer of safety certified software for software defined vehicles and mobility systems that grew out of the Robot Operating System. | US | — | Series B | $56.5M | $56.5M | 2017 | |
| Rapid Robotics San Francisco startup that rented out a pretrained collaborative robot, the Rapid Machine Operator, to small and mid-sized US factories for machine-tending work on a subscription. | US | — | Series B | $54.2M | $54.2M | — | |
| Formic Chicago robots-as-a-service provider that designs, installs and maintains automation for US manufacturers, who pay by the hour instead of buying the equipment. | US | — | Series A | $53.9M | $53.9M | 2020 | |
| Realtime Robotics Boston developer of collision-free autonomous motion planning software for industrial robots. | US | — | Series B | $52.6M | $52.6M | 2016 | |
| Brightpick Warehouse automation company with Slovak roots, now headquartered in Austin, Texas, whose Autopicker mobile robots and Gridpicker system automate order picking for e-commerce and grocery fulfilment. | US | — | Series B | $52M | $52M | — | |
| Seegrid Pittsburgh maker of vision-guided autonomous mobile robots, lift trucks and tow tractors for material handling. | US | — | — | $52M | $52M | 2003 | |
| Exyn Technologies Philadelphia maker of ExynAI autonomy for mapping drones and robots in GPS denied sites, listed on Nasdaq since May 2026. | US | — | Public | $51M | $51M | — | |
| Gather AI Pittsburgh company that counts and tracks warehouse inventory with AI vision on autonomous drones and forklift-mounted cameras, founded by Carnegie Mellon robotics graduates. | US | — | Series B | $50M | $50M | 2017 | |
| Pickle Robot Cambridge, Massachusetts maker of AI-driven robots that unload trucks, trailers and shipping containers at distribution-centre docks. | US | — | Series B | $50M | $50M | — | |
| Verdant Robotics Hayward, California maker of the SharpShooter, a precision application system that uses computer vision to aim herbicide, fertilizer and other inputs at individual plants. | US | — | Series A | $46.5M | $46.5M | — | |
| Corindus Vascular Robotics Waltham developer of the CorPath robotic system for vascular interventions, acquired by Siemens Healthineers in 2019. | US | — | Acquired | $45M | $45M | — | |
| FarmWise Salinas, California maker of AI-guided mechanical weeders for vegetable farms, first offered as the Titan weeding service and now sold as the Vulcan implement line. | US | — | Series B | $45M | $45M | — | |
| Chef Robotics San Francisco maker of AI-driven robot arms that portion and assemble meals on food-manufacturing lines, offered to producers as robotics-as-a-service. | US | — | Series A | $43.1M | $43.1M | — |