Anybotics Ag Secures 60 Million In Funding To Supercharge Global Expansion And Innovation

ANYbotics AG, a Swiss-based company specializing in legged robots for industrial applications, has announced a $60 million funding round. This brings the company’s total funding to over $130 million.

The new investment will accelerate global expansion and enhance AI-driven capabilities. ANYbotics plans to use the funds to scale globally, deliver unmatched value to customers across industries, and improve its ANYmal robots’ performance and versatility.

Mobile robots can automate real-time data collection in challenging environments, suitable for routine inspections, remote operations, or predictive maintenance. The company’s systems address labor shortages and keep workers out of harm’s way.

The company is investing in improving the ANYmal robot’s performance by incorporating built-in GPUs that enable faster processing and advanced AI analytics for anomaly detection and condition monitoring. It plans to expand its quadruped robot’s payload offerings, integrating sensor arrays for visual, acoustic, gas, and thermal monitoring for flexibility and precision.

ANYbotics has received large orders from global leaders such as BP, Equinor, Petrobras, Novelis, and Outokumpu. The company is working with technology partners like AWS, NVIDIA, SAP, SLB, Equans, and Siemens Energy to deliver cutting-edge systems and integrate into complex industrial environments.

CEO Dr. Péter Fankhauser stated that the new funding allows for global scaling, enhanced AI capabilities, and continued delivery of unmatched value to customers. He noted having a presence in North America has significantly reduced sales cycles for the company.

In comparison to German or Swiss markets, Fankhauser mentioned U.S. customers prioritize reliability, cybersecurity, and safety. With a North American presence, ANYbotics can adapt its messaging more effectively.

The recent Silicon Valley office opening will enhance support and accelerate deployments for its growing North American customer base. The funding round is a significant boost to growth plans, demonstrating the company’s commitment to revolutionizing industrial inspection with legged robots.