Flexion Robotics raises $50 million Series A for its humanoid autonomy stack
Flexion Robotics raised $50 million from DST Global Partners, NVentures, redalpine, Prosus Ventures and Moonfire to scale its hardware-agnostic autonomy stack for humanoid robots.
Why it matters
The financing supports a cross-hardware humanoid autonomy stack spanning language-based mission control, VLA and reinforcement-learning motion skills, whole-body control and deployment software.
Evidence notes
- Flexion Robotics announced a $50 million Series A from DST Global Partners, NVentures, redalpine, Prosus Ventures and Moonfire.
- The company said the capital would expand its Zurich R&D team, compute and robot fleet, establish a United States presence and support commercialization.
- The same release disclosed an earlier $7.35 million seed round backed by Frst, Moonfire and redalpine, without stating its exact date.
Company context
Flexion Robotics develops an autonomy stack for humanoid robots, spanning language-based mission control, vision-language-action motion skills, reinforcement-learning policies, whole-body control and deployment software across robot hardware.