Investments

In Houston and Phoenix, eligible customers will soon be able to order tens of thousands of items through the Zipline app.

LivsMed has become a South Korean unicorn as it develops surgical robots and laparoscopic instruments.

Konnex has raised funding to offer robotics and AI that it says can be deployed and scaled as decentralized labor like software as a service.

Botsync is expanding deployments of its mobile robots and orchestration software throughout Asia-Pacific with support from Singapore.

Mytra Robotics has Series C funding to scale its automated warehouse storage and retrieval systems, whose shuttles can move loaded pallets.

Skild AI has received investment from SoftBank, NVIDIA, Bezos Expeditions, and more as it builds a brain to operate any robot.

X Square Robot has raised $140 million to build the WALL-A model for general-purpose robots just four months after raising $100 million.

Buildroid says its block-laying robot and supporting mobile robots, validated in simulation, can automate 80% of masonry work.

Lyte AI said it engineered its platform, LyteVision, for safety, reliability, and performance from the hardware up.

Mobileye is acquiring Mentee Robotics for $900 million to pursue leadership in both autonomous driving and humanoid robotics.

Surgerii Robotics has raised funding to further develop and market its SHURUI single-port endoscopic robot in Europe and globally.

Comau said the EIB partnership will target industrial sectors including batteries, aerospace, construction, renewable energy, and logistics.

Galbot’s flagship robot is the G1, a mobile manipulator with a human-like torso, two arms, and a mobile base.

The companies intend to roll out up to 10,000 of 1X’s humanoid robots across EQT’s global portfolio of companies between 2026 and 2030.

Antioch says its platform allows robots to be tested in virtual environments without the expense and time of other methods.

VUB spinoff AILOS Robotics said its patented gearbox heralds a new era for humanoids, cobots, and wearable robotics.

ROBOTERA has raised funding toward general-purpose humanoid and service robots, which it is developing with UN support.

Flexion is using generative AI to build AI models that can automate tasks involving reasoning, writing, and creativity.

Physical Intelligence says Version 6 of its vision-language-action model can reduce failure rates over hours of operation.

Parallax Worlds is creating hyper-realistic digital twins for stress-testing robots and accelerating reliable deployments.

Forterra said this latest funding round follows a year of deployments with the U.S. military, partnerships, and the acquisition of goTenna.

Armstrong Robotics has already deployed autonomous dishwashing robots at restaurants for a year and a half.