Gravis Robotics
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Zurich ETH spin-off retrofitting excavators and earthmoving machines for autonomy; US$200M Series A from SoftBank (August 2026).
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Gravis Robotics Raises US$200 Million for Construction Autonomy
Gravis Robotics announced a US$200 million Series A from SoftBank to scale autonomous heavy machinery for construction, giving procurement teams a fresh test case for physical AI outside factories and warehouses.
SoftBank Is Assembling a Robot Conglomerate, and a Swiss Excavator Startup Is Next on the List
Masayoshi Son is shopping in Switzerland again. SoftBank is weighing an acquisition of Gravis Robotics, the ETH Zurich spinout that retrofits excavators and earthmoving equipment with autonomy, in a staged deal that could value the four-year-old company at more than US500million,accordingtoBloomberg.ThestakewouldsitinsideRoze,thenewAI-and-roboticscompanySoftBankplanstolistintheUnitedStates.EightmonthsagoGravisraisedUS23 million; the reported price is more than twenty times that round's implied scale. For Europe's deep-tech founders, the message lands harder than the number: the continent builds the robots, and Asian capital buys them.
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Ryan Luke Johns (Co-founder & CEO) Dominic Jud (Co-founder & CTO) Marco Hutter (Co-founder)