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German motion-technology group supplying the drivetrain of other companies' robots: bearings, linear guides, strain-wave and planetary gearboxes, actuators, sensors and control electronics. Builds no robots of its own.
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Agility Robotics Hires a Wall Street CFO, and the Humanoid Industry Gets Its First Earnings-Call Test
Agility Robotics has appointed Michael Beer, a former Wall Street robotics analyst and Piper Sandler banker, as chief financial officer, the clearest signal yet that its merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI is moving toward completion. The listing would make Agility the first publicly traded American humanoid robot maker, and the coming Form S-4 will give the market its first audited look at humanoid economics: what the robots cost, what they earn, and whether robots-as-a-service revenue from customers like GXO and Schaeffler can anchor a public valuation. Whatever the stock does, the disclosure alone will reset how the entire sector’s claims get priced.
Humanoid Secures US$152 Million Series A to Scale Wheeled Robot Manufacturing
UK-based robotics startup Humanoid has raised US$152 million in a Series A funding round, reaching a US$1.35 billion valuation. The capital will accelerate the mass manufacturing of its wheeled robots and the deployment of its KinetIQ AI stack, with beta deployments scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026.
Humanoid Claims 99 Percent Bimanual Task Reliability With KinetIQ Ascend Framework
London based robotics company Humanoid has introduced KinetIQ Ascend, a reinforcement learning approach that the company claims pushes bimanual manipulation success rates from 78 percent to 99 percent while operating faster than human demonstration speed.
Agility Robotics Goes Public via $2.5B SPAC Deal
Agility Robotics is merging with Churchill Capital Corp XI in a $2.5 billion SPAC deal, with proceeds earmarked to scale production of its Digit v5 humanoid robot. Digit v5 has over $300 million in multi-year orders, 65,000+ hours of real-world operation across nine customer sites, and a dedicated manufacturing facility in Salem, Oregon, capable of producing up to 10,000 units annually.
A Stablecoin Company Just Led the Biggest Robot Round in History. Ask Why.
Everyone is covering NEURA's $1.4 billion round as the moment European robotics arrived. Wrong story. NVIDIA and Amazon are the names in the headline, but the round was led by Tether — a stablecoin issuer with a dollar treasury bigger than most nations. NEURA says the money funds "machine-native economic systems." A payments company just led the biggest robot round in history. The robot is not the product. The transactions are.
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Nobody Is Buying the Humanoid. They're Buying What's Already Deployed.
Sort 2026's physical-AI acquisitions by which side already had hardware deployed, and the humanoid is never the asset being paid up for. NEURA Robotics, Bear Robotics and Mobileye are converging on the same structure from opposite directions: buy the deployed fleet, treat the humanoid as the acquired add-on.
Technological Impacts to Watch: Safety Architectures and Logistics Deployments
The upcoming week in the Automation, Robotics, and Physical Intelligence (ARPI) sector is defined by two major technological shifts moving from the lab to the factory floor. First, NVIDIA's announcement of Halos for Robotics introduces the industry's first full-stack safety architecture, addressing the critical bottleneck of safe human-robot collaboration. Second, BMW's deployment of the Figure 03 humanoid robot at its Spartanburg plant marks a transition from simple part-loading to complex logistics sequencing, demonstrating the maturation of Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models in real-world industrial environments.
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| Year | Event | Source |
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| 1946 | Schaeffler founded | — |
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