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News bonus
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From the last 90 days, up to 15
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Superhuman Productivity
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Claim Gravis RoboticsMoney and customers
Raised
US$221M
Last raise · Series A · Aug 2026
Customers
None
No named customer yet
Backed by
- SoftBankLed Series A, 2026
- IQ Capital and Zacua VenturesFunding round, 2025
- HolcimFunding round, 2025
- Armada InvestmentFunding round, 2025
+5 more on record.
MONEY RAISED
Funded · no products listed on Robolist yet
Bigger dot = bigger round. Hollow = amount not disclosed.
Funding rounds
- Aug 2026Series AUS$200MLed by SoftBank12 outlets ↗
- Nov 2025Not yet on fileUS$20.7MLead not disclosedNot disclosed6 outlets ↗
Rounds recorded from January 2017. Every amount links to its source.
Suggest an editGravis Robotics develops autonomous earthmoving technology, retrofitting construction machines with the Gravis RACK, sensors, and intuitive touchscreen control to enhance safety and productivity on construction sites. Their technology enables superhuman productivity, increased safety, predictability, and simplicity for heavy machinery operations.
Active products
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Company facts
- HQ
- Switzerland
- Stage
- Series A
- Website
- www.gravisrobotics.com
Active robots by Gravis Robotics
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In the news
3 events · last 90 days
+2.7news bonus- Sep 16Gravis Robotics lands $200M to scale autonomous heavy equipment
- Aug 26SoftBank is putting $200 million into the excavator-automation startup Gravis Robotics, whose headline productivity figure was stated two different ways on announcement day, with no published method behind either version
- Aug 17Gravis Robotics Raises $200M in Series A Funding From SoftBank to Expand Autonomous Heavy Equipment Platform
In the news
3 events · last 90 days
Why Gravis Robotics has been in the news, across 18 outlets, collected and classified independently, so a maker cannot add to it. It never changes a robot's RoboScore (the evidence half of the RoboIndex) and it can move a robot up a board by at most 15 points.