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Mind Robotics is developing universally capable robots to transform industrial work, starting with the factory floor. They collect video data at industrial scale to train foundation models for spatial reasoning, object dynamics, and tool manipulation, building a scalable intelligence layer that generalizes to new tasks and environments. Their hardware is designed to work alongside existing human and system infrastructure.
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US$1.0B
Last raise · May 2026
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Valued at US$2.0B · Mar 2026 · source ↗
Bigger dot = bigger round. Hollow = amount not disclosed.
Funding rounds
- May 2026Not yet on fileUS$400MLead not disclosedNot disclosedValuation Not disclosed20 outlets ↗
- Mar 2026Series AUS$500MLead not disclosedNot disclosedValuation US$2.0B7 outlets ↗
- Nov 2025SeedUS$115MLed by Eclipse VenturesValuation Not disclosedThe Tech Buzz ↗
Rounds recorded from January 2017. Every amount links to its source.
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- www.mindrobotics.com
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Rivian Plant to Get First Mind Robotics Robots in Mid-2027, CEO SaysNov 10 · Electric Vehicles
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+2.8news bonus- Nov 10Rivian Plant to Get First Mind Robotics Robots in Mid-2027, CEO Says
- Oct 13Mind Robotics names Doug Field as president amid push to deploy AI factory robots
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Why Mind Robotics has been in the news, across 7 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.