Browse page 7 of the Korthos verified robotics events archive, with dated funding, deployment, product, partnership, acquisition, and research records.
Beeline supports operations conducted under Air Carrier Certificate MQAA151B held by M A A Inc.; Beeline says it is not itself a certificated air carrier.
The companies will initially focus on BVLOS operations in the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles.
The operating scope supports Matternet delivery-as-a-service agreements in food, retail and healthcare.
Slow Ventures led the $13.5 million seed round, providing Cytronic with its first disclosed institutional financing milestone.
Cytronic combines automated picking, packing, sortation and storage with orchestration software that routes orders across a distributed fulfilment network.
The company expects to seek a Series A by the end of 2026; that planned raise is prospective and is not included in the seed-round total.
Khosla Ventures led the Series B, with existing investors Plural and Hummingbird Ventures participating.
The Amsterdam company operates roughly 150 bricklaying robots and sells completed masonry work as a construction service rather than selling the machines.
The capital is intended to expand the deployed fleet across Europe, enter the United States and increase the range of on-site construction tasks the platform can perform.
Shunwei Capital, Matrix Partners China, Xiaomi Strategic Investment and SenseTime-backed investors joined the Angel++ round.
CATL invested exclusively in the Pre-A round and plans to explore manufacturing, energy and supply-chain cooperation with RoboParty.
The financing supports production scaling, Party OS development and humanoid foundation models; the reported amount is cumulative across two rounds, not a single-round amount.
Toyota Motor Corporation, Toyota Invention Partners, Toyota Ventures and Deviation Capital co-led the round.
NVIDIA, Boeing, AE Ventures, Samsung Ventures, Prologis Ventures, CoreWeave Ventures and financial investors also participated.
Walden spun out of Toyota Research Institute in January 2026 and says its robots have performed production work at a Toyota North American plant since February.
The company combines its own robot hardware and application layer with Large Behavior Models for learning tasks through real-world practice.
The collaboration covers platform access, FPGA prototyping and vision-processing IP.
The target applications are defence and emergency-response drone operations.
Inturai signed an agreement with Pathkey subsidiary Chipforge to combine DomeCommand autonomous-swarm command and control with FPGA and edge-computing technology.
Commercial models include vehicle sales, leasing and recurring robotics-as-a-service capacity.
Initial use cases span retail replenishment, last-mile delivery and intra-city logistics.
CaoCao placed its first autonomous logistics vehicles into real urban delivery operations, extending its mobility platform into last-mile and intra-city freight.
The company identified AIDC and Thunder Tiger among customers.
The move applies Hocheng’s advanced-materials production base to defence unmanned platforms.
Hocheng Corporation disclosed an expansion from ceramics and building products into composites and structural materials for UAVs and autonomous surface vessels.
The hub is designed to validate automation before transfer into operating production sites.
Initial work includes humanoid manufacturing tasks and remote worker support.
Yazaki started operations at its 3,682-square-metre Innovation Hub REN in Shizuoka to test humanoids, remote-support robots and automation for manual manufacturing processes.
Khosla Ventures and Felicis led the USD 80 million Series A, which valued Singularity Defense at USD 400 million.
New Enterprise Associates, AE Ventures, Harpoon Ventures, Menlo Ventures, Long Journey, New Vista Capital, Y Combinator, Sunflower and Decisive Point also participated.
Singularity planned to develop lower-cost air-defence countermeasures for drones and missiles and deploy systems to two active conflict zones.
Net share proceeds of about ¥92.4 billion include factory automation, robotics and physical-AI production investment.
Bond proceeds include approximately ¥30.5 billion for physical-AI R&D, alliances and related capital uses; this is a capital-market transaction, not venture funding.
The prototype targets mixed fleets operated with minimal personnel.
A successful prototype may transition to follow-on production without a new competition.
The Defense Innovation Unit selected Tesseract Ventures to demonstrate its NOMAD containerized infrastructure for transporting, launching, recovering, refitting and autonomously managing mixed drone fleets.
Kleiner Perkins led the Series A, with Bain Capital Ventures, Glade Brook Capital Partners, BANNER VC, Saga Ventures, Trust Ventures, Definition, PEAK6, Magnetar Capital and Ravelin Capital participating.
The company will expand engineering, manufacturing, operations and construction teams while continuing development of semi-autonomous heavy-equipment systems.
TerraFirma says it is working across housing, energy, transportation, manufacturing and education projects, alongside mission-critical US government infrastructure and logistics work.
The round brings BRINC's total capital raised to well over $250 million; the company did not disclose a Series label or valuation.
Capital will fund domestic manufacturing, new technology development and go-to-market expansion, including a factory three times the size of its current facility by year-end.
BRINC says more than 900 public-safety agencies and over 20% of US SWAT teams use its systems, while 2026 response-drone contract signings were nearly four times the prior-year pace.
The Ultralytics integration lets developers export YOLO models into DEEPX format and run them through the company’s edge-AI runtime.
DEEPX and PaddlePaddle have enabled PP-OCR 5 workloads on the DX-M1 accelerator, extending the stack into industrial OCR and real-time inference.
Raspberry Pi 5 provides a development and validation layer before applications move into robots, industrial cameras, edge gateways and smart-factory equipment.
The round followed LimX Dynamics’ separate $200 million Series B announced in February, taking financing completed over the past six months to about $400 million.
New and strategic investors included IDG Capital, Lens Technology, GGG Group, Redstone VC, WestSummit Capital and Hefei Binhu Industrial Development Group; Stone Venture and several existing shareholders also reinvested.
LimX plans to fund brain-cerebellum fusion technology, deployment of thousands of autonomous humanoids, and global manufacturing and delivery capacity.
The agreement funds equipment, installation and working capital for domestic rare-earth and defence-critical mineral refining.
The expanded lines will process end-of-life magnets and other recycled feedstocks into high-purity rare-earth oxides, yttrium, gadolinium, germanium and gallium.
The agreement includes safeguards restricting transactions with foreign entities of concern and is government industrial-base support, not an equity round.
The completed ENOS Mk1 is a 200-kilogram free-flying re-entry vehicle designed to operate in orbit and return under parachute.
Reditus said a 12-person Atlanta team designed and built the vehicle in 15 months, including its avionics, structure and in-house RHEA heat-shield material.
The first mission is planned to operate for about two months before a de-orbit burn and recovery off the Florida coast with multiple customer payloads.
The report introduces a latent world-action model that reasons over world dynamics in latent space before generating robot actions.
Astribot says Lumo-2 improves over Lumo-1 through predictive latent dynamics, progressive modality pre-alignment and broader multi-source data scaling.
The official research page highlights real-world evaluations covering temporal reasoning, physical understanding, long-horizon tasks and dexterous manipulation.
The package has been available since July 1, 2026; Chikku announced it publicly on July 13.
The integrated system captures swath bathymetry and displays real-time 3D point clouds for seabed-map production.
Chikku provides installation, network and software configuration, operator instruction, repair and post-deployment maintenance through one point of contact.
MINIEYE will provide production-compliant Bamboo L4 delivery vehicles, its full autonomous-driving software system, technical support and after-sales service.
DiDi Freight will connect customer ordering through the DiDi app and mini-program with its real-time dispatch engine and city logistics network.
The first commercial rollout will offer a unified unmanned-delivery service to business customers in Foshan, with expansion to other cities under consideration.
The July announcement is a later disclosure of two rounds completed in June and is not treated as a third financing or a new numeric amount.
Automotive industry investors named across the B2 and B3 rounds include BAIC Investment, Xingyuan Capital, FAW Fusheng, Great Wall Capital, Shaanxi Auto Capital and Yulon Group.
Qingyan Precision positions the capital behind an industrial Physical AI engineering base spanning real-factory data, validation, compute and embodied-robot workflows.
NAMIB detected, identified and geolocated an electromagnetic emitter several dozen kilometres away, then transmitted the radar position to the Rafale for a simulated strike.
The lightweight payload is designed for quadcopters and fixed-wing UAS, extending electronic-support and targeting functions to autonomous aircraft.
The demonstration follows the companies' January 2026 strategic partnership to integrate autonomous capabilities into next-generation air combat.
Meissa will use aerial spatial data to diagnose wide-area conditions, while X-Up robots will travel to identified points for precision inspection, work execution and result capture.
The first programme is a golf-course-management PoC and integrated course-management package linking aerial diagnosis with ground-level action and verification.
The companies identify agriculture, sports fields, public infrastructure and industrial sites as subsequent application areas.
The round was described as Korea's largest domestic startup Series A and the largest single round for a domestic humanoid company.
Existing investors Stone Bridge Ventures, Atinum Investment, Intervest and Spring Camp returned alongside new financial and venture investors including IMM Investment, SL Investment, KB Investment, Bon Angels, Goodwater Capital, KDB and IBK.
Holiday said FRIDAY is aimed at H2 2026 commercialization, with a 100-unit annual production system in 2026 and a 1,000-unit annual capacity target in 2027.
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Linkerbot established Smart Mind (Lingdong Zhixin), a wholly owned subsidiary in Beijing's Changping district, and built an intelligent production line at Beijing Robot Industrial Park.
The production line has stated annual capacity of 60,000-100,000 dexterous hands, with more than 140 high-precision CNC machines and autonomous assembly robots supporting precision machining and assembly.
The line is slated to begin small-scale production soon and is intended to supply Beijing-made robotic hands for the second World Humanoid Robot Sports Games in August.
HyperLeap launched HyperWall Node for multidimensional warehouse sorting and HyperPick for robotic-arm picking and feeding in logistics workflows.
HyperPick combines AI vision, path planning and robotic-arm control for mixed-SKU grasping; HyperLeap lists it with 1.5-second single picks and 1,200 pph standard throughput.
The release expands HyperLeap beyond modular sorting into an integrated flow spanning mobile delivery, robotic-arm picking and automated sorting.
CDH VGC, Chuxin Capital and SEE Fund jointly led the round, with Shenzhen Angel FOF, Shuimu Tsinghua Alumni Seed Fund, Beiyang Haitang Fund and Xtep family office among the participants.
The capital is for core technology R&D, product iteration and scaled Physical AI deployment.
Xspark AI is building embodied-AI data infrastructure and training pipelines around its X-Ego work for robot model development.
Horizon will integrate BETA flight-control computers and customized fly-by-wire software into the full-scale Cavorite X7 during development, testing and certification.
BETA says the VTOL-specific platform combines safety-critical software, system redundancy and a flexible architecture, with hardware designed to DAL-A development rigor.
Horizon will use the same flight-control computer hardware as BETA's own aircraft fleet, providing shared manufacturing scale and component-cost benefits.