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This week’s major funding rounds across robotics and the enabling stack.
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This week’s largest funding rounds across robotics
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Recent humanoid supply chain moves
Largest robotics financings of August 2026
This week saw several major capital moves across robotics & autonomy.
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Robotics and adjacent companies that came out of stealth this week
Agile Robots CEO Zhaopeng Chen told the WSJ the company has raised about $1.5B in total to date.
The group has also acquired more than a dozen businesses.
Bloomberg reported in June that Agile was seeking around $800M, with SoftBank considering >$300M.
Agile has not disclosed whether that process closed or how the cumulative $1.5B was assembled.
The German company applies AI to industrial automation and also develops the Agile ONE humanoid.
It generated €300M in revenue in 2025 and expects about €600M this year, backed by signed contracts.
Agile Robots CEO Zhaopeng Chen told the WSJ the company has raised about $1.5B to date.
The group has also acquired more than a dozen businesses.
Bloomberg reported in June that Agile was seeking around $800M, with SoftBank considering more >$300M.
Agile has not separately detailed whether that round closed or how the full $1.5B was assembled.
The German company applies AI to industrial automation and also develops the Agile ONE humanoid.
It generated €300M in 2025 and expects about €600M this year, backed by signed contracts.
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This week’s largest funding rounds across robotics
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Recent humanoid supply-chain moves
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This week’s largest funding rounds across robotics and autonomy.
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Huge week of funding in robotics and autonomy.
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Germany is producing a significant cluster of robotics and autonomy funding this year.
Yesterday, Munich-founded microagi announced a $55 million seed round, which the company described as the largest seed financing in German history.
It joins several much larger rounds across the stack, four of which were announced within the past five weeks.
NEURA Robotics announced a Series C of up to $1.4 billion for its physical AI platform.
Quantum Systems signed a $1.2 billion Series D to scale autonomous systems across air, land and sea.
Helsing raised $1.8 billion at an $18 billion valuation as it exp
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A British maritime-autonomy unicorn was born this week.
Kraken Technology Group raised $175 million in a Series B at a $1 billion valuation.
The company builds uncrewed maritime systems and has secured contracts from the UK Ministry of Defence, NATO European partners and US Special Operations Command.
It is also expanding local production through Rheinmetall in Germany, Anduril in the US and Davie Shipbuilding in Canada.
The new capital will support further platform development and international manufacturing.
Here are the other major capital moves across robots, drones and autonomy this week.
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Earlier this year, Unitree said it designs and develops more than 90% of its core hardware internally.
This week, co-founder Chen Li said Unitree's upstream joint-motor supply chain now extends little beyond raw materials such as copper wire and permanent magnets
While Reuters reported its planned RMB 4.2B (~US$619M) IPO will partly fund a smart manufacturing base.
Here are some of the other humanoid supply-chain moves from the past week:
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Since the start of last week, four Chinese companies working on embodied intelligence and a range of humanoid form factors have disclosed fresh funding at unicorn valuations.
Morphi Robot also disclosed an over-RMB1B, roughly US$139M+, angel-series round at a reported valuation above RMB7B, roughly US$1B, but is earlier-stage and less publicly productised.
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Quantum Systems raised $1.2B at an ~$8B valuation this week.
The German drone maker built its base in aerial intelligence, and is now scaling software-defined autonomous systems across air, land and sea.
STARK, also co-founded by Quantum co-founder Florian Seibel, raised €500M last week at a reported €3.2B valuation.
Quantum says the new capital will go into production scale-up, supply-chain resilience, allied-market expansion, and software/AI development.
Here's the rest of this weeks capital moves in robotics, drones and autonomy:
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Image: Quantum Systems
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The current generation of humanoid and humanoid-adjacent robots is producing some great designs.
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