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At each company’s last reported annual operating result, spread evenly over the year. Companies that do not disclose a result are left out, so real spending is higher.
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All amounts and bars in USD · FX: Sep 25, 2026. A funding round is not a total of all capital raised.
Reported revenue and disclosed funding for robotics companies. Figures come from public filings and company announcements, last updated Sep 2026.
Robotics gets described in funding rounds and demo videos. This page asks a narrower question: which robotics businesses report making money on their operations, and how much.
It compares 148 companies and robotics units, from surgical and industrial robot makers to humanoid developers and robot foundation-model labs. Each figure links to the filing or announcement it came from. Revenue and operating income are shown only where a company has reported them for a full year; funding is shown separately and never counted as revenue.
When a robotics business sits inside a larger company, such as Optimus at Tesla or Waymo at Alphabet, the parent’s result appears beside it as context, not as the unit’s own result.
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Intuitive, FANUC, Yaskawa’s robotics segment, ABB Robotics, KUKA, Unitree and AutoStore report a positive operating result. AutoStore and KUKA use reported EBIT. Most other companies here have not published a comparable figure.
A cheque is not a sale. Figure’s Series C is financing. It does not say what the company earned, or whether it made a profit.
A profitable parent is not a profitable robot business. Tesla and Alphabet both earn operating profits, from cars and energy and from search and cloud. Tesla discloses no Optimus figures, and Alphabet’s Other Bets segment, which holds Waymo, lost $7.5 billion in 2025. Rows like these show the parent’s result as context beside the unit’s own. FANUC’s figures likewise include factory automation beyond robots.
Most robot foundation-model companies, such as Skild AI, Generalist and Rhoda, disclose funding but no income statement. Skild says it has passed $100 million in annual recurring revenue; that is a run-rate, not reported annual revenue.
A dash means no public figure was collected. Yes and No reflect a reported operating result; N/D means no operating result is disclosed, which is not the same as a loss. Missing source values remain blank in CSV exports.
Robotics units inside larger companies, such as Optimus at Tesla or Waymo at Alphabet, are judged on their own disclosed result. The parent’s result is shown beside them as context only and never counts as robotics profit. Company-stated ARR or run-rate figures are shown separately in the company detail and are not treated as revenue.
Profit means reported operating income for a stated year, including losses. AutoStore uses reported EBIT. UBTECH reports under PRC accounting standards, so its operating result is not identical to US GAAP.
All displayed financial amounts, totals, sorting and bars use USD. We convert using the ECB reference rates for September 25, 2026: EUR 1 = USD 1.1403 = JPY 179.70 = CNY 7.6551 = CAD 1.6127 = GBP 0.86045 = HKD 8.9445 = KRW 1545.16. These are comparison conversions at one snapshot date, not historical annual-average rates or restated company accounts. Original amounts remain in the source data and CSV alongside converted USD columns.
Funding is a disclosed round or stated funding period, with its date in the company notes. It is not cash on hand, not valuation, and not every dollar ever raised. Shipments and advertised prices are kept out of this table.
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Foundation models. Companies whose main product is a general-purpose AI model that controls robots across tasks or robot bodies. Some also build hardware.
Humanoids. Bipedal robots and wheeled humanoid-style manipulators, including research platforms and programmes such as Optimus.
Industrial. Factory automation companies whose reported results include robots.
Warehouse. Storage, retrieval and warehouse automation.
Medical. Surgical robotics.
Delivery. Sidewalk and last-mile delivery robots.
Each row is tied to a company filing, an investor release, or a manufacturer page. Product claims are the manufacturer’s. The RoboZaps humanoid directory was used to find companies, not to supply the numbers.
Reviewed September 28, 2026. This is a curated comparison, not a census of the industry.