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NVIDIA is working with a broad group of robotics companies spanning industrial systems, humanoids, and surgical platforms, including ABB Robotics, FANUC, KUKA, Figure, Medtronic, and Universal Robots. These companies are building on NVIDIA’s computing, models, and software
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RoboForce raised $52 million in a round led by YZi Labs, with backing from investors including Jerry Yang, Myron Scholes, Gary Rieschel, and Carnegie Mellon University, bringing its total funding to $67 million.
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Meta is making its Meta Lab NYC location a permanent fixture, signing a 10-year lease at 697 Fifth Avenue with Vornado Realty Trust. The move turns what began as a pop-up into a long-term flagship
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FANUC is collaborating with NVIDIA to advance physical AI in its industrial robotics systems by combining robotics with AI computing and simulation platforms.
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Dexterity says its Foresight system, which powers how its robots understand physical environments before they act, is now running faster on NVIDIA hardware. The model builds a real-time view of the world from sensor data and uses it to plan actions
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Universal Robots introduced a system that captures synchronized data from robots in production environments, rather than in separate lab setups. Built with Scale AI, it is designed for customers
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Looking Glass has introduced musubi, a holographic photo and video frame aimed at bringing holograms into the home. It’s a standalone device with no need for connectivity, built to change how we view and share memories by making them feel more alive and present.
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At NVIDIA GTC, RealSense showed a humanoid robot moving autonomously in a real-world environment, built in collaboration with LimX Dynamics. The demonstration focused on how perception supports safe operation for robots working around people.
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Doublepoint announced that Oura has acquired the company. Doublepoint provides gesture recognition technology for smartwatches, wristbands, and other wearables
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Oxa has raised $103 million in the first close of its Series D round, giving the autonomous vehicle technology company fresh backing for its industrial push. The round includes a $50 million commitment from the National Wealth Fund, alongside support from NVentures
Wayve, Uber, and Nissan announced a collaboration to develop and deploy robotaxi services in Japan. The companies signed a memorandum of understanding to begin work toward a pilot program in Tokyo
Rhoda AI has emerged from 18 months in stealth with $450 million in Series A funding. The company is developing robot foundation models designed to help robots operate in real-world environments beyond controlled lab settings.
Nearly a decade of XR engine development at 8th Wall is now open-source and available to everyone. On February 28, the company shut down its hosted platform, retiring the login system, cloud editor, and web-based Studio. The technology now continues as a public project at 8thwall.org.
Serve Robotics said it generated $2.7 million in revenue for 2025, exceeding earlier guidance of $2.5 million, as it reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results.
Zoox and Uber announced a partnership that will bring Zoox's purpose-built autonomous vehicles onto Uber’s ride-hailing platform. Riders requesting trips through the Uber app may be paired with one of the self-driving vehicles where the service is offered.
Zoox announced plans to begin operations in Arizona starting in Phoenix while expanding its Texas testing program to Dallas. With these additions, the company says its fleet will operate across ten markets including the San Francisco Bay Area
PlusAI introduced a new version of its autonomous trucking software that enables trucks to drive at night and navigate active construction zones.
Synopsys introduced a platform built to create and run electronics digital twins, giving engineering teams a way to develop and validate complex systems before physical hardware exists.
Niantic Spatial announced a partnership with Coco Robotics aimed at improving navigation systems used by autonomous delivery robots. The agreement positions Niantic Spatial as a core infrastructure partner, supplying spatial AI capabilities and a visual positioning system
ABB Robotics announced a partnership with NVIDIA to integrate Omniverse libraries into ABB’s RobotStudio platform. The collaboration is intended to help manufacturers train robots in simulated environments before deploying them in real-world robotics applications.
Bringing distribution in-house gives Intuitive tighter control over sales, service, and hospital relationships in Southern Europe. That control can help the company expand adoption of its surgical systems while capturing more value from the region.
