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F-Prime Capital to give insights on the state of robotics investments at RoboBusiness

By The Robot Report Staff | September 18, 2026

Experts in robotics investments Sanjay Aggarwal and Betsy Mulé from F-Prime Capital will speak at RoboBusiness 2026.

Sanjay Aggarwal, partner at F-Prime Capital (left), and Betsy Mulé, principal at F-Prime Capital (right).

Each month, robotics companies are bringing in billions of dollars in investments. In August 2026 alone, the industry raised $4.87 billion in disclosed funding and other capital in August 2026, according to 162 financial transactions tracked by The Robot Report.

So, where is capital flowing today, and what does it mean for robotics? At RoboBusiness 2026, which takes place Oct. 20 and 21 in Santa Clara, Calif., Sanjay Aggarwal, partner at F-Prime Capital, and Betsy Mulé, principal at F-Prime, will unveil the firm’s annual State of Robotics Investments report.

The report highlights the latest funding trends, emerging technology categories, and the sectors attracting the most investor interest. Attendees will gain a data-driven look at the current investment landscape. They’ll also walk away with actionable insights into what it takes to build and finance successful robotics companies in today’s market.

Meet the experts in robotics investments

Aggarwal is a venture partner focused on frontier technology and enterprise software investment opportunities. Prior to joining F-Prime, Aggarwal was CEO of Unicel Technologies, an India-focused mobile messaging company. He scaled Unicel to become a leader in the Indian market and successfully exited the business to Karix Mobile.

Earlier in his career, Aggarwal worked at Devonshire Investors (the private equity group of Fidelity Investments) and McKinsey and Co.’s U.S. and India offices. He also worked at Berkeley Process Control (acquired by Moog Inc.), where he built machine automation systems.

Aggarwal holds a B.S. in mechanical engineering from MIT, an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from UC Berkeley, and an MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management.

Betsy Mulé is a principal at F-Prime, where she focuses on early-stage investments in enterprise technology and robotics. Prior to joining F-Prime, she was a strategy consultant at Mars & Co., where she advised Fortune 500 companies across the U.S., Latin America, and Europe.

Mulé is a graduate of MIT, where she majored in chemical-biological engineering.

Register now for RoboBusiness

RoboBusiness 2026 is the leading event for commercial robotics developers. Attendees will gain the latest insights from experts in robotics and AI on cutting-edge research; industry trends; and innovative applications in sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, logistics, and more.

The show also features a number of networking opportunities to give attendees the chance to connect with other experts in the industry.

Buy your full conference pass and gain full access to all keynotes, technical sessions, networking receptions, and special events. Discounts are also available for academia, associations, and corporate groups. Please email events[at]arrowfly.com for more details about our discount programs.

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