Agile Robots announces Series F funding

A funding round for expansion

Agile Robots says it has completed a Series F round of USD 500 million at a valuation of USD 8.5 billion. Its funding release, dated 2026-11-12 in the body, puts total capital raised at USD 2 billion. SoftBank Group led the round, with NVIDIA, Hitachi Group through Hitachi and Hitachi Ventures, T.Capital and other investors participating.

The Munich-based company plans to use the capital to grow its presence in the United States, add production capacity including in Germany and enter new markets. These are the company's stated plans; the announcement does not establish that the expansion has already been completed.

From humanoids to factory systems

The company's humanoid range spans industrial and research work. Agile ONE is aimed at factory tasks and movement between workstations. Agile ONE S offers researchers a compact body and an open software platform. Agile ONE SN combines that platform with Dual Wuji hands and a configuration prepared for NVIDIA Isaac GR00T.

The Diana 7 is a force-controlled robotic arm. The wider product portfolio also includes robotic hands, autonomous mobile robots and AgileCore software for developing and running automation systems.

An installed base, according to the maker

Agile Robots reports more than 20000 robotic solutions installed worldwide. That is the company's own installed-base figure across its business, not a count of humanoids or an independently verified deployment total.

Our Agile Robots catalog brings together the linked models. Explore humanoid robots for more product context, or use business robot sourcing to describe an automation requirement. The product entries summarize the maker's published information and offer a route to request a quote.