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Robolist · Robotics Momentum Index
Real robotics-industry events, tracked weeklyRMI
45events
+7+18%vs. previous week
7-wk rangelow 16 · high 45

At a 45-event high for the window.

Event volume · trailing 7 weeksJun 29 – Jul 5, 2026
02345May 18Jun 8Jun 29
45
Deduped movers
real events · 1 per story
40
Companies moving
21 new this week
30.3
Trailing weekly avg
events / wk
18
Top corroboration
outlets · lead story
89
Outlet mentions
across all movers

Movers

Every real robotics event, ranked by significance — one entry per story, however many outlets ran it. Attributed by subject, not whoever's named in the headline.

Jun 29 – Jul 5, 2026 · sorted by momentum
Show 25 more events · lower corroboration, mostly single-outlet

Event mix

The 45 deduped movers by type.

45
movers
Funding6
IPO4
Acquisition2
Launch15
Partnership6
Deployment12

Where the weight sat

Significance-weighted share — a few heavy raises outweigh many routine deployments.

Launch36%
Funding19%
Deployment17%
IPO12%
Partnership10%
Acquisition5%

How the index works

01
Track every event

We classify robotics news into real events — funding, launches, deployments, partnerships, M&A, IPOs and recalls — across the companies in our directory.

02
Dedupe to one

A raise covered by 20 outlets is one event, not 20. We cluster by company and type within a 72-hour window and count distinct outlets as the corroboration signal.

03
Attribute the subject

The event is credited to the company it's about — the one raising or being acquired — never an investor, partner or customer merely named in the headline.

04
Chart the volume

Deduped events are counted each week and tracked over time, so the industry heartbeat is visible at a glance and every reading traces back to its sources.

What it measures: corroborated real-world events we detected and deduplicated — every number here can be checked against the movers above. It reflects genuine industry activity and our coverage of it, so read week-over-week movement as a signal, not a census of the entire industry.

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