US EditionHumanoid Robotics Company Raises $1 Billion For Nvidia Chips, AI Data Collection, Production
Figure AI plans to produce 100,000 humanoid robots in four years to address labor shortages and support supply chains, backed by over $1 billion in Series C funding.
- Figure AI, a humanoid robotics company based in Sunnyvale, secured over $1 billion in new funding through its Series C round on September 16, 2025.
- The recent Series C financing, spearheaded by Parkway Venture Capital and supported by Nvidia, Intel, LG, Salesforce, and additional key investors, demonstrates strong confidence in expanding humanoid robot manufacturing and advancing AI technologies.
- Figure is using the funds to scale up manufacturing at its BotQ facility, enhance its next-generation NVIDIA GPU infrastructure, and initiate extensive data gathering efforts that capture video of people and various types of sensory information to improve robotic perception and responsiveness.
- CEO Brett Adcock emphasized that reaching this milestone plays a vital role in advancing the development of versatile humanoid robots and expanding the capabilities of their AI system, Helix, along with BotQ production.
- The funding supports Figure's goal to ship 100,000 humanoid robots over four years, aiming to integrate robots into homes and commercial settings while emphasizing proven safety and real-world adaptability.
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Figure, the Sunnyvale-based robotics startup chasing the vision of autonomous general-purpose humanoids, has crossed a major milestone. The company announced it has secured more than $1 billion in committed capital through its Series C round, lifting its valuation to a […] The post AI robotics startup Figure raises $1B in funding to bring humanoids to market, hits $39B valuation first appeared on Tech Startups.
Robotics Startup Figure AI Valued at $39 Billion in New Funding
Figure AI Inc., a company developing humanoid robots, has received more than $1 billion in committed capital in a financing round that values it at $39 billion, a deal that would make it one of the most valuable startups.
If humanoid robots appear so far only in science fiction, they may well arrive at your home faster than expected... Since last year, tech giants have been interested in the subject, but it's a start-up that might well take the bet. A valuation at 39 billion dollars With a raise of [...]
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