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Robotics Startups

Top Robotics startups with founder, funding, and hiring intelligence.

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Pony.ai

Pony.ai is a developer of AI-based robot designed for autonomous driving. Robotics Artificial Intelligence Autonomous Vehicles

Last round: Series C Sequoia, $267M Series C in 2020, $8.5B valuation

$267.00MSan Francisco Bay Area, California, USA501-1000 employees EmployeesHiring: Open Roles

Shield AI

Develop AI products for the protection of service members and civilians Robotics Hardware Artificial Intelligence

Last round: Series F Andreessen Horowitz, $240M Series F in 2025, $5.3B valuation

$240.00MSan Diego, California, USA201-500 employees EmployeesHiring: Open Roles

Ripcord

Ripcord is a robotics company that combines hardware and software robotics via an integrated SaaS offering. Robotics Hardware SaaS

Last round: Series B Kleiner Perkins, $45M Series B in 2020

$45.00MSan Francisco Bay Area, California, USA101-200 employees EmployeesHiring: Open Roles

Rapid Robotics

Rapid Robotics provides out-of-the-box automation for manufacturers. Robotics Industrial Automation Manufacturing Hardware

Last round: Series B Kleiner Perkins, $37M Series B in 2021, $192M valuation

$37.00MSan Francisco Bay Area, California, USA11-50 employees EmployeesHiring: Open Roles

Zipline

Zipline designs, manufactures, and operates drones to deliver vital medical products. Robotics Hardware Healthcare

Last round: Series E Sequoia, Andreessen Horowitz, $250M Series E in 2021, $2.8B valuation

$250.00MLas Vegas, Nevada, USA501-1000 employees EmployeesHiring: Open Roles

Gecko Robotics

Gecko Robotics builds robots to perform infrastructure inspections by climbing into confined and dangerous places. Robotics Hardware

Last round: Series D Founders Fund, Y Combinator, $125M Series D in 2025, $1.2B valuation

$125.00MPittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA101-200 employees EmployeesHiring: Open Roles

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