Robotics Companies

Weave Robotics develops personal robots for home use. The company positions itself as the maker of the first personal robots built for the home. It plans to ship its home-based personal robots in 2025.

Watney is a company building a robot workforce to bridge the gap between physical infrastructure and human labor, with the aim of becoming the supplier of all manual labor. It began with a focus on datacenters and is collaborating with some of the largest hyperscalers and neoclouds to automate critical, dexterous tasks. The company has closed a $21 million seed round, with investors including Conviction, A*, and Abstract. Watney’s leadership team brings diverse backgrounds, ranging from a former

The company automates visual quality assurance and surface finishing for manufacturers, leveraging a team of software and mechanical engineers founded by roboticists from Carnegie Mellon University. By combining expertise in robotics with a collaborative engineering approach, the company has built a solution that directly addresses manufacturing quality challenges. What sets the company apart is its ability to ship code directly to robots operating in production at customer sites, enabling rapid

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Crewline AI is redefining construction by retrofitting existing heavy equipment with a plug-and-play autonomy and teleoperation kit that works on any vehicle. The system enables autonomous or teleoperated operation on real construction sites through a hybrid autonomy plus human-in-the-loop model designed for real-world deployments today. In just a few months the team has moved from zero to live site deployments, signed multiple customers, and generated real revenue. The company has raised $5.5M

Pave Robotics builds robots that repair roads. It aims to repair roads and improve infrastructure. The company was founded by Josh Kelly and Mason Landon Smith, with Kelly serving as CEO and Smith as Chief Product Officer. Pave Robotics operates in the road repair robotics market as a robotics company.

Polymath Robotics creates software that can safely control all of the world's industrial vehicles. The company has roughly 20 employees. Its mission is to bring autonomous vehicles to various industries quickly. Engineering is based in the SF Mission office three days a week as part of a hybrid work model.

Sauron provides residential security using autonomous robots and self-driving cars. The company is led by veteran entrepreneurs and roboticists who are alumni of Zipline, Tesla, Apple, and Google. Sauron was incubated by Kevin Hartz and Atomic. The company has raised a $22M seed round led by A* and Atomic with participation from other leading venture capital firms and angel investors, including 8VC and Garret Langley (CEO of Flock Safety). It has also raised an $18M seed round from leading ventu

The Bot Company is building general-purpose household robots with a mission to give people back the gift of time. It aims to deploy millions of robots and develop AI, software, and hardware entirely in-house, starting in the home and expanding to new markets later. Founded in May 2024, the company has raised about $300 million to date, including a recent $150 million round led by Greenoaks with participation from Nat Friedman and Daniel Gross, and is valued at $2 billion less than a year after l

Swiss-Made Pragmatic Industrial Humanoid Workforce.

Exclaim Robotics is a Zürich-based startup building autonomous mobile robots to perform routine repair and maintenance inside AI hyperscale data centres, target

Grip Robotics is a physical AI company building intelligent robotic systems for waste and recycling, starting with removing plastic contamination from organic w

Pioneering AI-Driven Security Solutions.

RoBoa revolutionizes confined space exploration with advanced robotics.

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Microagi is a company focused on embodied AI and teaching robots human skills. It builds an acceleration engine for embodied AI and provides real-world, sensor-rich datasets at scale to train robots in human skills. Microagi's platform enables organizations to request, sample, and integrate interaction data to speed development and deployment of robotic agents for complex, real-world tasks. The company operates in the robotics and AI space.

Atoms builds Physical AI through real-world autonomous robotic systems deployed across three major industries: Transport, Mining, and Food. In Transport, the company develops OEM-agnostic and modular autonomous vehicle technology that integrates seamlessly into any manufacturer's vehicles. The Mining division operates Pronto AI, which automates heavy machinery for mining operations with over 100 trucks currently in production and partnerships with industry leaders like Hitachi and Komatsu, havin

Machina Labs aims to unlock manufacturing using AI and robotics. Its technology enables flexibility and agility in manufacturing to support rapid iteration and innovation in design, engineering, and production. It partners with leading companies to help them quickly and affordably turn great ideas into reality. Operating in the manufacturing technology sector, Machina Labs combines AI and robotics.

GrayMatter Robotics, headquartered in Los Angeles, California, solves surface treatment and finishing challenges for high-mix, high-variability manufacturers by applying advanced robotics and physics-informed AI technologies. The company has developed proprietary GMR-AI integrated into smart robotic cells to assist humans in tedious and ergonomically challenging tasks. Its mission is to enhance human productivity and improve quality of life by letting robots empower people. GrayMatter Robotics h

Yondu is creating the robotic workforce of the future, starting with logistics automation. It builds robot foundation models to enable off-the-shelf robots to operate autonomously and is developing an in-house teleoperation system to train these models. Its work spans classical robotics and integration to enable real-world deployments in the robotics and logistics automation space. Yondu was founded by MIT students and raised seed funding after graduating from the YC W24 batch.

Antioch is a development and testing platform designed for teams building autonomous and perception systems at scale. The company has developed proprietary Ark technology and high-fidelity cloud simulation capabilities that enable efficient development and validation of complex autonomous systems. Backed by a strong roster of investors including A*, Category Ventures, Abstract VC, MaC Venture Capital, BoxGroup, Icehouse Ventures, Timeless Venture Partners, and notable individuals Michael Calvey

Nidus Technologies is a New York-based autonomous manufacturing company that combines robotics with advanced AI, including vision-language-action models, to address critical inefficiencies in the U.S. defense industrial base. Founded by a small team of approximately four people with deep expertise in defense technology and artificial intelligence, the company is dedicated to increasing manufacturing output without expanding headcount. Nidus designs physical production systems that are more effic

Mbodi is an embodied AI platform that enables robots to learn like humans using natural language. It enables anyone to teach robots new skills by talking to them and to execute those learned skills reliably in production within minutes. Mbodi's mission is to pioneer the next wave of robotics by combining generative models with real-world applications. It is backed by top investors and is already working with global industrial partners, including ABB. Mbodi operates in the industrial automation m

Tuesday Lab, founded in 2023 and headquartered in New York, is a small robotics startup with a team of five. Led by founder and CEO Rosalind Shinkle, who previously worked as a Staff Robotics Engineer at Boston Dynamics on the Spot Manipulation team, the company aims to create delightful robots that tidy homes. The company is currently active and participated in the Winter 2024 batch, with Jared Friedman as its primary partner.

5.0 Robotics is an R&D company that offers SMEs manufacturing solutions tailored to their needs.

Rollo Robotics develops autonomous monowheel security robots using gyroscopic stabilisation technology.

The company builds general purpose robotic intelligence, developing a versatile robotic intelligence brain that can integrate into various hardware types. By creating a flexible, hardware-agnostic platform, the company enables different robotic systems to leverage the same intelligent core technology. This approach positions the company as a provider of foundational robotic intelligence infrastructure rather than hardware-specific solutions.

Gecko Robotics' mission is to ensure the availability, reliability, and sustainability of critical infrastructure. The company positions itself as serving the world's most important organizations by helping ensure the health of critical infrastructure. Gecko's Web Portal is built on Google Cloud Platform, SQL, Python, Javascript, and React. The company uses Kubernetes for CI/CD in its software development workflow. Gecko Robotics designs and builds its robots in-house with a hardware engineering

Founded in September 2024 by repeat entrepreneurs who previously built and sold Kaper AI to Instacart, this company is dedicated to empowering businesses by automating repetitive, stationary tasks with affordable, intelligent robotic arms. The company operates as a product-research organization with a focus on real-world deployment rather than laboratory demonstrations, and has already deployed robots at customer sites across multiple industries, with an initial emphasis on the hospitality and r

Sunday Robotics is developing personal home robots designed to reclaim hours lost to repetitive household tasks, with a mission to make generalized robotics broadly accessible to everyday households. The company's flagship product, Memo, is built on foundational physical AI research authored by its founders, including pioneering work on UMI, Diffusion Policy, and Aloha—technologies that enable robots to learn from human demonstration data. Over the past 18 months, Sunday has assembled a team of

The company is focused on building tomorrow's intelligence and automation, positioning itself at the forefront of technological innovation in the fields of artificial intelligence and automated systems. Through this mission-driven approach, the company aims to develop solutions that advance how intelligence and automation are integrated into future technologies and business processes.

UnitX was built in 2018 by a team of engineers from Stanford, MIT, and Google with deep respect for the manufacturing industry, UnitX is a robotics company automating repetitive visual tasks in manufacturing industries. We have made this physically demanding and unsafe job an innovative, precise, and easy-to-deploy process all while using deep learning and robotics. UnitX has deployed our product on production lines throughout the country where we have increased the defect inspection rate whil

Dusty Robotics provides a hardware, software, and services solution to automate layout and streamline BIM-to-field processes in construction. The company aims to ensure design integrity in the field through automated layout and BIM-to-field workflows. It serves general contractors and trade contractors in framing, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing, with an offering designed to fit seamlessly into existing construction work processes. Dusty is trusted by leading general contractors such as DPR

Cerulion, founded in 2024 by MIT PhDs, is a robotics company on a mission to modernize the field. The company aims to build a backwards-compatible open source robot middleware that can serve as a modern foundation for robotic systems. After raising a seed round from top-tier investors, Cerulion is assembling a passionate team to advance its mission. The founders were motivated by dissatisfaction with ROS and the poor quality of life for robot developers.

Building general-purpose robotic arms

Cerepal.ai is a Berlin-based deep-tech startup building AI-powered hexapod robots and autonomous six-legged swarms designed to navigate unstructured terrain, with primary applications in landmine detection and defence/space operations.

We equip companies with the technology they need to enable fully autonomous systems. Our approach delivers unmatched safety, scalability, affordability, and versatility. By leveraging advanced computer vision and AI technologies, we provide innovative solutions that empower you to build intelligent systems tailored to your unique operational demands. Our patented technology, developed by an experienced team with a history of groundbreaking research and innovation, outperforms other solutions

MorphoAI is a venture-backed deep-tech company that aims to reinvent how people engineer robots, heavy machinery, surgical devices, and other complex dynamical cyber-physical systems. It focuses on shortening the time it takes to bring robots and machines to market. The founding team includes ex-founders and people from MIT CSAIL, Harvard Business School, JPL, Disney, Intel, VC funds, and manufacturing companies. MorphoAI operates in robotic system integration, lab automation, industrial manufac

Nextera Robotics is an AI-native robotics and industrial automation company founded at MIT. It develops and deploys extensive fleets of purpose-built industrial robots. The company aims to build a future where AI-native robots handle all the repetitive and physically demanding tasks. Nextera Robotics counts Fortune 500 companies among its clients.