Investments

Auterion said its Series B round demonstrates investor confidence that AI-enabled software will transform the battlefield.

ANYbotics has already deployed ANYmal with multiple Climate Investment partners, including Equinor, ENI, and Petrobras.

ABB Robotics invested in LandingAI to accelerate robot vision AI, making it more intuitive and accessible for faster deployment.

Dyna says it has built a single-weight, general-purpose foundation model that can perform diverse daily tasks at commercial scale.

Figure AI is a new humanoid robotics unicorn as its valuation passes $39 billion and it plans to scale production.

Ondas said it plans to invest in corporate development and strategic growth, including acquisitions, joint ventures, and investments. 

The Japanese market will be the first international expansion of Intuition Robotics and ElliQ outside the U.S.

X Square Robot has raised funding to accelerate adoption of its Wall-OSS open-source foundation model and Quanta humanoids.

UBTECH and Infini Capital plan to jointly establish regional headquarters, an R&D center, and a superfactory in the Middle East.

To date, HistoSonics said its Edison system has treated more than 2,000 patients at over 50 leading U.S. medical centers.

FORT Robotics plans to use its latest funding to continue innovating in safety for robotics and physical AI.

OpenMind has developed the OM1 operating system and FABRIC communications protocol to be robot-agnostic and scalable.

DiffuseDrive says its physical AI system can build photorealistic data based on existing domain knowledge to speed physical AI performance.

Corsha plans to use its latest funding to accelerate its machine identity platform to protect the growing robotics and AI ecosystem.

J.P. Morgan found that long-term investment trends for robotics, semiconductors, aerospace, and defense are positive.

Apera AI has raised funding from BDC and others, updated its 4D Vision controller software, and continued its expansion.

Doosan said ONExia, as a U.S.-based provider, will help it expand globally, and will bring decades of data to bolster AI capabilities.

The new company will focus on developing a novel robotic system for gastrointestinal patient care. The companies will jointly invest up to $458 million in the venture.

EngineAI has raised pre-A++ and A1 funding to further develop its humanoid robots and bring them to a competitive market.

TRIC Robotics secured funding to scale autonomous UV robots for chemical-free pest control in specialty crops like strawberries.

Bedrock said its technology bridges the expanding gap between rapidly rising domestic infrastructure needs and shrinking workforce capacity.

“We want to be more than just the eyes of a robot,” said RealSense CEO Nadav Orbach. “We want to be a robot’s visual cortex — interpreting, localizing, and acting in real-time. That means pushing more intelligence to the edge, directly on the camera.”