The startup secured a $100 million Series A led by Marlinspike Partners to advance its AI‑native robotic assembly platforms and intelligent manufacturing solutions.

Foundry Robotics announced a $100 million Series A round, led by Marlinspike Partners, to accelerate development of its AI‑native robotic assembly cells and smart factory software platform.

Funding round details

The financing round brings total capital raised by Foundry Robotics to $120 million. Marlinspike Partners led the investment, with participation from existing backers including TechForge Ventures and Horizon Capital.

AI‑driven assembly cells

Foundry’s flagship product combines collaborative robots with proprietary AI models that adapt in real time to variations in parts, tolerances and workflow demands, promising higher throughput and lower defect rates for manufacturers.

Smart factory software suite

Beyond hardware, the company is rolling out a cloud‑based orchestration layer that aggregates data from sensors, robots and enterprise resource planning systems, delivering predictive maintenance alerts and production analytics.

  • Real‑time vision and force feedback for adaptive gripping
  • Self‑optimizing task scheduling across multiple cells
  • Integration with major MES platforms via open APIs

Industry analysts see the funding as a vote of confidence in the convergence of AI and robotics, a trend that could reshape supply‑chain resilience and labor productivity.

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