Database
Companies
Robotics and physical-AI companies by country, sector, technology and stage.
| Company | Country | Sector | Stage | Total funding | Valuation | Founded | Technologies |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Figure AI Develops general-purpose humanoid robots and AI models for commercial work and home use. | US | Humanoid | Series C | $1.75B | $39B | — | |
| Apptronik Austin developer of the Apollo humanoid robot, spun out of a University of Texas robotics lab. | US | Humanoid | Series A | $923M | $923M | 2016 | |
| General Intuition New York AI lab that trains action models and world models on action-labelled gameplay clips from the Medal platform, for use in games, simulation and robotics. | US | — | Series A | $540M | $540M | — | |
| Destro AI Brooklyn startup building robot-agnostic software that assigns warehouse work across robots from different makers and gives mobile manipulators skills learned from human demonstration. | US | — | Seed | $8M | $8M | 2026 | |
| Aleph Surgical Startup building autonomous surgical robots on embodied foundation models, with a purpose-built robot called Mark 0. | — | — | Pre-seed | $7.5M | $7.5M | — | |
| Physical Intelligence Develops general-purpose foundation models that let robots handle many physical tasks. | US | Robot Foundation Model | Series B | — | — | ||
| Robotis KOSDAQ-listed Seoul maker of DYNAMIXEL smart actuators and physical AI robot platforms. | KR | — | Public | — | 1999 | ||
| Toyota Research Institute Toyota's US research company working on robotics, large behavior models for robot manipulation, automated driving and materials, with offices in Los Altos, California and Cambridge, Massachusetts. | US | — | Subsidiary | — | 2016 |