Companies
Robotics and physical-AI companies by country, sector, technology and stage.
- $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.
- $42.4M
Pasadena maker of AI kitchen robots, led by the Flippy fry station, for quick service restaurants.
- $41M
Santa Clara startup selling the VEGA bimanual humanoid and a development platform for building physical AI applications.
- $40M
Massachusetts maker of the Chuck collaborative mobile robots for warehouse picking, owned by Ocado since 2023.
Austin maker of Moxi, a mobile manipulation robot that runs deliveries for hospital staff, owned by Serve Robotics since early 2026.
- $37.4M
San Francisco and Trondheim developer of Acteris, AI software that lets ABB, Universal Robots and FANUC industrial robots learn and run production skills, formerly called T-Robotics.
- $35M
Robust.AI builds Carter, a collaborative mobile robot that works next to people in warehouses and factories.
- $34.9M
Philadelphia maker of collaborative autonomous robots that haul crops and materials alongside workers on farms and in nurseries.
Watertown, Massachusetts company that rents out AI-powered robots for handling consumer packaged goods in warehouses.
- $32.5M
South San Francisco developer of autonomy software that turns tractors and other off-road equipment into self-driving machines for specialty crop farms, working with makers such as Bobcat and Kubota.
- $30.9M
San Francisco developer of sidewalk delivery robots, now operating under the Robot.com name with delivery, logistics, humanoid and advertising robots.
- $30M
San Francisco company that uses machine learning and machine vision to automate picking, bagging and kitting robots in warehouses.
- $29.1M
Charlotte, North Carolina maker of the Sherpa exterior cleaning drone and the Lavo AI pressure washing robot, sold to cleaning operators with fleet software and a subscription platform.
- $29M
Austin maker of FoxBot autonomous forklifts that load and unload trailers, deployed by DHL Supply Chain and Walmart.
Davis, California developer of robotic fruit harvesters, led by the TX Robotic Strawberry Harvester and work on apple picking.
- $24M
San Francisco construction robotics company that built a robot for drywall finishing, whose core technology JLG acquired in January 2026.
- $24M
Santa Clara company whose autonomous Viabot One robot sweeps litter and debris from commercial car parks and outdoor property and doubles as a soft-security patrol, sold as robotics-as-a-service.
- $22.4M
Nasdaq-listed Sunnyvale, California developer of autonomous security robots and AI technology for physical security in the United States.
- $21.6M
Massachusetts medtech company behind LIBERTY, a single use, remotely operated endovascular robot.
- $21.5M
San Francisco startup, bought by Oso Electric Equipment in 2025, whose Dexter system turned commercial lawn mowers into autonomous machines offered as robots as a service.
| Company | Country | Sector | Stage | Total funding | Valuation | Founded | Technologies |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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 | — | |
| Miso Robotics Pasadena maker of AI kitchen robots, led by the Flippy fry station, for quick service restaurants. | US | — | Growth | $42.4M | $42.4M | 2016 | |
| Dexmate Santa Clara startup selling the VEGA bimanual humanoid and a development platform for building physical AI applications. | US | — | — | $41M | $41M | 2024 | |
| 6 River Systems Massachusetts maker of the Chuck collaborative mobile robots for warehouse picking, owned by Ocado since 2023. | US | — | Acquired | $40M | $40M | 2015 | |
| Diligent Robotics Austin maker of Moxi, a mobile manipulation robot that runs deliveries for hospital staff, owned by Serve Robotics since early 2026. | US | — | Subsidiary | $38M | $38M | 2017 | |
| Trener Robotics San Francisco and Trondheim developer of Acteris, AI software that lets ABB, Universal Robots and FANUC industrial robots learn and run production skills, formerly called T-Robotics. | US | — | Series A | $37.4M | $37.4M | 2024 | |
| Robust.AI Robust.AI builds Carter, a collaborative mobile robot that works next to people in warehouses and factories. | US | — | — | $35M | $35M | 2019 | |
| Burro Philadelphia maker of collaborative autonomous robots that haul crops and materials alongside workers on farms and in nurseries. | US | — | Series B | $34.9M | $34.9M | 2017 | |
| Tutor Intelligence Watertown, Massachusetts company that rents out AI-powered robots for handling consumer packaged goods in warehouses. | US | — | Series A | $34M | $34M | — | |
| Agtonomy South San Francisco developer of autonomy software that turns tractors and other off-road equipment into self-driving machines for specialty crop farms, working with makers such as Bobcat and Kubota. | US | — | Series A | $32.5M | $32.5M | 2021 | |
| Kiwibot San Francisco developer of sidewalk delivery robots, now operating under the Robot.com name with delivery, logistics, humanoid and advertising robots. | US | — | — | $30.9M | $30.9M | 2017 | |
| OSARO San Francisco company that uses machine learning and machine vision to automate picking, bagging and kitting robots in warehouses. | US | — | Series C | $30M | $30M | — | |
| Lucid Bots Charlotte, North Carolina maker of the Sherpa exterior cleaning drone and the Lavo AI pressure washing robot, sold to cleaning operators with fleet software and a subscription platform. | US | — | Series B | $29.1M | $29.1M | 2018 | |
| Fox Robotics Austin maker of FoxBot autonomous forklifts that load and unload trailers, deployed by DHL Supply Chain and Walmart. | US | — | Series B | $29M | $29M | 2017 | |
| Advanced Farm Technologies Davis, California developer of robotic fruit harvesters, led by the TX Robotic Strawberry Harvester and work on apple picking. | US | — | Series B | $25M | $25M | — | |
| Canvas San Francisco construction robotics company that built a robot for drywall finishing, whose core technology JLG acquired in January 2026. | US | — | Series B | $24M | $24M | 2017 | |
| Viabot Santa Clara company whose autonomous Viabot One robot sweeps litter and debris from commercial car parks and outdoor property and doubles as a soft-security patrol, sold as robotics-as-a-service. | US | — | Series A | $24M | $24M | — | |
| Knightscope Nasdaq-listed Sunnyvale, California developer of autonomous security robots and AI technology for physical security in the United States. | US | — | Public | $22.4M | $22.4M | 2013 | |
| Microbot Medical Massachusetts medtech company behind LIBERTY, a single use, remotely operated endovascular robot. | US | — | Public | $21.6M | $21.6M | — | |
| Electric Sheep Robotics San Francisco startup, bought by Oso Electric Equipment in 2025, whose Dexter system turned commercial lawn mowers into autonomous machines offered as robots as a service. | US | — | Acquired | $21.5M | $21.5M | 2019 |