Recent changes
- Aug 17, 2026Aug 17, 2026Raised $200M Series A at a $1 billion valuation SiliconANGLE
- Aug 17, 2026Aug 17, 2026SoftBank Puts $200M Into Gravis Robotics at $1B Pulse story
- Aug 17, 2026Aug 17, 2026Gravis Robotics Lands $200M From SoftBank Alone Pulse story
Funding History
1 event · sources dated per row| Date | Event | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 17, 2026 | Series A | $200M | $1 billion | Pulse story |
Latest Pulse
- Aug 17, 2026SoftBank Puts $200M Into Gravis Robotics at $1BSoftBank sole-invested $200 million into Gravis Robotics, a 75-person ETH Zurich spinout that retrofits excavators with autonomy kits, at a $1 billion valuation -- what the company calls the largest Series A in construction-robotics history.→
- Aug 17, 2026Gravis Robotics Lands $200M From SoftBank AloneSoftBank invested $200 million in Gravis Robotics, a Zurich startup that retrofits excavators with autonomous software, in what the company calls the largest Series A in construction-robotics history.→
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FUNDING$200M Series A at $1B
SoftBank Puts $200M Into Gravis Robotics at $1B
SoftBank sole-invested $200 million into Gravis Robotics, a 75-person ETH Zurich spinout that retrofits excavators with autonomy kits, at a $1 billion valuation -- what the company calls the largest Series A in construction-robotics history.
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Gravis Robotics Lands $200M From SoftBank Alone
FUNDING$200M Series A
Gravis Robotics Lands $200M From SoftBank Alone
SoftBank invested $200 million in Gravis Robotics, a Zurich startup that retrofits excavators with autonomous software, in what the company calls the largest Series A in construction-robotics history.
DEEP DIVE
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