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Raised
US$150M
Last raise · Series A · Oct 2026
Customers
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Backed by
- a16z and F-PrimeSeries A, 2026
- F-PrimeSeries A, 2026
- a16zSeries A, 2026
Venture · United States
MONEY RAISED
Funded · no products listed on Robolist yet
Valued at US$1.4B post-money · Oct 2026 · source ↗
Bigger dot = bigger round. Hollow = amount not disclosed.
Funding rounds
- Oct 2026Series AUS$150MLead not disclosedNot disclosedValuation US$1.4B7 outlets ↗
Rounds recorded from January 2017. Every amount links to its source.
Suggest an editEKA Robotics is developing a Vision-Force-Action (VFA) model, a new foundation for robotics intelligence that aims to unite generality, performance, and safety. Their technology enables robots to master unknown environments, adapt to unexpected situations, and collaborate safely with humans, pushing them beyond human limits and into real-world applications.
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Company facts
- Legal name
- EKA Robotics, Inc.
- HQ
- United States
- Founded
- 2026 · 0 yrs
- Stage
- Series A
- Website
- ekarobotics.com
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Eka Robotics Raises $150M Series A to Scale Vision-Force-Action Model for Dexterous Robots15h ago · 3 outlets
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1 event · last 90 days
- Oct 20Eka Robotics Raises $150M Series A to Scale Vision-Force-Action Model for Dexterous Robots
In the news
1 event · last 90 days
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