Robotics Startups
2,427 companies tagged Robotics, with their investors and founders.
Ornadyne makes flapping-wing unmanned aircraft designed to resemble birds for covert reconnaissance missions. The company addresses limitations of conventional drones by engineering systems optimized for stealth, endurance, and autonomous operation in field environments.
2 investors
A technology company that develops avatar robots and communication tools to enable people with physical disabilities and mobility constraints to participate in society and work remotely. The company operates in assistive technology and inclusive employment services.
2 investors
OSCP builds inertial sensors for autonomous systems that operate in environments without reliable satellite signals, such as tunnels, mines, and underwater settings. The company manufactures these sensors in Canada without US-controlled content.
2 investors
Osseus builds a permissioned research brain that connects tools and data across R&D teams to surface past experiments, expert knowledge, and next actions. The platform serves technical and research teams in biotech, manufacturing, and similar knowledge-intensive industries by maintaining continuous memory of how work evolved and preventing repeated efforts.
2 investors
OUIDROP designs, manufactures, and maintains robotic solutions for last-mile logistics, specifically autonomous parcel and grocery pickup points for retailers. The company's proprietary "DROPPER" system automates package sorting and retrieval across temperature zones to reduce operational costs and spatial footprint.
2 investors
Ovipost builds automated insect farms that convert cheap agricultural byproducts into protein-rich insect biomass. The company targets the animal feed industry, aiming to provide an alternative to fishmeal and other expensive feed proteins.
2 investors
OVER builds a decentralized spatial intelligence platform that trains Large Geospatial Models on 3D mapping data to support robotics, machine perception, and spatial AI, and offers AI-powered tools for creating and publishing AR/XR experiences tied to real-world locations. It serves both enterprises and Web3 participants through a DePIN model where users can own spatial domains and share revenue from B2B XR publishing.
2 investors
Palatial converts real objects and environments into physics-accurate, verifiable 3D simulations via an API, generating physics-ready assets at scale to train physical AI and foundation models. Its outputs are formatted for robotics simulators such as NVIDIA Isaac Sim, Newton, and MuJoCo, serving robotics and machine learning teams.
2 investors
Pamtek is an automation solutions provider that designs and manufactures automated systems for electronics assembly and semiconductor manufacturing processes. The company serves customers in the compact camera module, automotive mobility, semiconductor, and smart factory sectors.
2 investors
Kraken Robotics is a marine robotics company that develops innovative solutions for underwater exploration and technology applications.
2 investors
Pantograph is a research lab developing generally intelligent robots using scalable methods. Its work includes Pan 1, a foundation model trained on Minecraft gameplay videos that can accomplish goals it was not explicitly trained on.
2 investors
Paradigm is a technology investment firm that backs founders across stages in areas including cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, robotics, and other frontier technologies.
2 investors
Parallel Flight develops heavy-lift unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) technology for applications such as aerial firefighting and industrial operations. The company builds hardware, systems, and control software for long-endurance heavy-payload drones.
2 investors
Parallel Robotics is an engineering R&D firm specializing in mechatronics, robotics, and mechanical design. It offers full-stack engineering services in these domains.
2 investors
Parametric builds software for physical businesses to operate autonomously. The company is a public benefit corporation based in San Francisco.
2 investors
Parry builds integrated mission systems combining software, hardware, and AI-enabled autonomy that operate across platforms and environments without requiring custom integration. The company serves warfighters and defense organizations by delivering reliable, coordinated systems for tactical edge operations.
2 investors
Peacock Technology develops robotic and automation systems using machine vision and AI for challenging real-world environments, with specialism in the agritech and energy sectors, including vision technologies for the dairy industry. It is an engineering company serving sustainable food production and renewable energy applications.
2 investors
Pensa Systems uses vision AI to digitize retail shelves, identifying items, reconstructing shelf layouts, generating planograms, and auditing in-store displays, pricing, and promotional signage for compliance. It serves retailers and consumer goods brands with real-time shelf insights and recommended corrective actions.
2 investors
Perceptyne builds semi-humanoid robots with a 7-DOF arm that combine vision, force, and tactile sensing with physical AI to automate repetitive industrial workflows such as picking, placing, bolting, inspecting, and assembly. The company targets manufacturers and industrial operations, developing its robots ground-up in India.
2 investors
Perciv AI builds radar-based perception kits equipped with detection, classification, and localization models for robots and autonomous machines operating in adverse conditions such as rain, fog, and darkness. Its turnkey systems target physical AI applications across agriculture, logistics, construction, and defense, offering LiDAR-like performance at lower cost.
2 investors
PerVista provides a full-stack event security service that combines licensed security personnel, on-premises edge AI weapon detection, FAA-certified drone surveillance, and autonomous robotic patrol dogs under a single operations center. It protects live events and venues ranging from concerts and professional sports to government special security events, corporate functions, and critical infrastructure.
2 investors
Philon develops open-source robots designed to handle hazardous, repetitive, and unengaging work across general applications.
2 investors
phospho builds AI models to control real-world robots and provides an open-source, developer-focused robotics toolkit. It also operates a hardware shop selling vetted dev kits for learning robotics.
2 investors
Physical Turing conducts real-world testing and evaluation of humanoid robots in deployment environments like warehouses and factories. The company verifies whether robots can operate reliably outside controlled laboratory conditions before customer deployment.
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