Robotics Startups

Borobotics develops an autonomous bore-robot called "Grabowski" for drilling, aimed at accelerating the energy transition. The company applies robotics technology to sustainability and energy-related drilling applications.

2 investors

BotBuilt develops software and robotics technology for residential construction, automating framing and component manufacturing to reduce time, labor, and material waste in home building.

2 investors

OLO Robotics builds products designed to simplify robotics development, aiming to make robotics accessible to users regardless of their level of expertise. It serves developers, hardware makers, and other robotics innovators.

2 investors

Brain Corp develops BrainOS, an autonomy software platform that turns machines into autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for commercial and industrial settings such as retail stores, warehouses, airports, hospitals, and schools. Founded in 2009, the company partners with OEMs to deploy robotic floor scrubbers and inventory-scanning robots powered by AI and computer vision.

2 investors

BraintreeX builds agricultural robots and data platforms for precision farming, offering automation such as robotic fertilization along with AI-driven data insights. Its technology is aimed at farm operators and agricultural industry leaders.

2 investors

Brighter Signals develops proprietary fabric-based tactile sensing technology that measures both the sensitivity and density of touch in a single sensor, enabling occupancy detection and movement analysis. The company serves applications requiring advanced pressure and strain monitoring, offering fabrics, sensors, and accompanying hardware and software solutions.

2 investors

Bubble Robotics builds autonomous underwater robots and AI ("Physical AI") for persistent monitoring, mapping, and inspection of offshore assets and subsea infrastructure such as energy installations and data cables. The company applies expertise from autonomous space and planetary robotics to ocean operations, serving offshore industries.

2 investors

Buildroid develops an autonomous platform for steel factories. The company targets manufacturers in the steel production industry.

2 investors

Caja Robotics develops robotic fulfillment solutions for warehouse operations, combining physical robots with cloud-based software for e-commerce and logistics companies managing order fulfillment at scale.

2 investors

Canopii builds automated, controlled-environment greenhouse systems for local, year-round production of leafy greens and herbs, using robotics, computer vision, and machine learning. It targets small and mid-sized food producers, retailers, foodservice operators, and institutions who want on-site, scalable fresh produce operations.

2 investors

Cartken builds autonomous robots for short-distance material transport and intralogistics that operate both indoors and outdoors, taking over manual transport tasks. Founded by former Google engineers, the company serves businesses worldwide and offers white-label deployment so customers keep their own branding and customer relationships.

2 investors

Carvolix is a French MedTech company developing AI-guided mini-robotic technologies to support interventional cardiologists in treating patients with valve dysfunction and stroke. The company aims to expand access to complex cardiac and neurointerventional procedures by augmenting clinicians' capabilities and reducing treatment gaps worldwide.

2 investors

CDDS develops a modular counter-drone system that detects, tracks, and intercepts aerial threats using networked launch stations and command-and-control integration. The system is designed for military and critical infrastructure operators seeking to add interception capabilities to existing air defense setups.

2 investors

Celltrio manufactures robotic automation systems for the life sciences industry, with patented technology for biobanking and cell culturing automation. The company licenses IP from a Korean robotics partner and develops products with a US-based engineering team.

2 investors

Ception.ai offers autonomous retrofit kits that transform existing terminal tractors in container ports into autonomous vehicles, enabling increased productivity and worker safety without requiring infrastructure changes.

2 investors

Chassy provides a software platform for testing, deploying, and monitoring AI models and software on edge hardware devices ranging from robots and drones to microcontrollers. The platform serves hardware and robotics companies with tools for model deployment, fleet management, secure inference at the edge, and autonomous testing.

2 investors

Chironix develops robotics solutions and software that let robots work alongside people, targeting hazardous and repetitive tasks in industries such as mining, oil and gas, utilities, and defence. Founded in 2017, it provides custom robotics development, remote robotic inspection, and autonomous logistics platforms for industrial and defence customers.

2 investors

CircuitHub provides on-demand electronics manufacturing for small-batch production, using a factory-scale robotics platform to speed up turnaround and reduce cost. It serves hardware and engineering teams at companies such as Tesla, NASA, and Zipline.

2 investors

Clearbot develops autonomous marine robots designed to clean oceans and manage waterways sustainably. The company serves environmental organizations, governments, and industries focused on ocean and water management.

2 investors

Cleo Robotics manufactures compact, fully-enclosed drones (Dronut DD1) designed for safe operation near people and sensitive equipment in GPS-denied and low-light environments. The company serves industrial inspection, defense, and emergency response applications.

2 investors

Applied Carbon develops mobile robots that convert agricultural crop residues into biochar in the field, sequestering carbon while improving soil health for farmers. The technology uses precision automation and remote sensing to enable cost-effective carbon removal at scale.

2 investors

Clippership designs and builds autonomous wind-powered vessels with wing-sails to move cargo across water using wind instead of fuel. The company, started in Los Angeles, develops its own autonomy stack and has built a 100-ton MVP for maritime freight transport.

2 investors

Clone Robotics develops musculoskeletal humanoid androids and robotic hands that use artificial muscles to mimic human anatomy, aimed at both individuals and businesses. Its work includes a human-level robotic hand and a bipedal android companion called Neo.

2 investors

Close-R manufactures and deploys industrial robots to automate factory operations for manufacturing clients. The company offers robot implementation services with payback periods typically between 2-3 years.

2 investors