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Now that Unitree Robotics has made its IPO, which humanoid robotics companies will follow in its footsteps?

FORT Robotics said it expects valuation of more than $500 million as it lists on Nasdaq with plans to accelerate safety software development.

Automotive suppliers Unichem and R&Y are working with Loomia to develop tactile sensors for automotive and robotics applications.

Gravis Robotics has designed autonomy AI and hardware for a wide range of excavators and construction equipment and plans to scale globally.

Neros is developing its Archer AI and Bandit platform with the hardware and compute required for multi-asset control.

Agility’s SPAC deal shows there is no one route to a robotics public listing, with SPAC mergers, reverse mergers, and traditional IPOs offering different advantages.

The round comes just months after the Cambridge Aerospace’s $200 million Series B funding in April.

The raise values Hadrian at $7.87 billion. It is Hadrian’s second funding round this year, following a round in January 2026.

Avatar Robotics raised $6.5 million in funding to scale humanoid robots and remote teleoperation across industrial supply chains.

The latest agreement expands HII’s HYPER Program, which Path Robotics and GrayMatter Robotics joined earlier this year.

Acquiring the IP from this core supplier allows GAM to vertically integrate its supply chain and expand its manufacturing capabilities.

The funding will support Moove’s expansion of its autonomous fleet ownership and robotics-first depot infrastructure “Nests.”

In July, large funding rounds, new approaches to robot training, and new robot models drew our readers attention.

Procore will integrate DroneDeploy’s visual intelligence technology to link the digital world with physical construction sites.

Teradyne Robotics said growth in the U.S. and in AI were big drivers for its revenue increase in the second quarter of 2026.

GMEX Robotics has acquired shares in MediaMeta to incorporate social intelligence capabilities into its service robots.

Kraken Technology plans to use its funding to continue developing uncrewed surface vessels and localizing manufacturing around the world.

Holiday’s robot features a wheel-based mobile base, an upper body for dexterous manipulation, and hot-swappable batteries.

Travis Kalanick, the former CEO of Uber, said with ATOMS, he hopes to create physical automation to transform industry.

Ropdeia’s HOMIE is a head-mounted device, equipped with a 360º camera view, that captures first-person data for training robots.

Humanoid said it has reached a $1.35 billion valuation as it scales its AI-driven industrial robots and expands commercial deployments.

Vicarious Surgical raised about $300 million in total, most of that from a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) merger in 2021.