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The edge AI market is one of the fastest-moving sectors in deep tech, bringing artificial intelligence directly to devices, machines, and physical environments rather than relying on cloud infrastructure.
This ranking is updated every month and lists the top startups in the edge AI market, ordered by total cumulative funding raised, based on publicly available data we cross-check across multiple sources.
The companies below span autonomous vehicles, robotics, defense systems, industrial inspection, retail intelligence, and custom AI chips, all united by the goal of running AI inference at the edge.
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A quick summary table
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Most funded edge AI startup | Anduril ($6.3B) |
| Second most funded startup | Aurora ($3.2B) |
| Largest single funding round | Wayve Series D, February 2026 ($1.2B) |
| Median total funding | ~$222M |
| Share of capital captured by top 10 | ~65% of total dataset funding |
| Median time since last round | ~12 months |
| Startups that raised in the last 12 months | 38 out of 99 |
| Autonomous robotics startups still active | 82 out of 99 |
| Edge AI startups that reached IPO | 7 (Aurora, Pony.ai, WeRide, Kodiak, Blaize, Serve Robotics, Stack AV equivalent) |
| Defense-focused edge AI startups (top 50) | 5, collectively raising over $9.3B |

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Top startups in the edge AI market ranked by total funding raised
Here is an updated table that ranks the top startups in the edge AI market based on the total amount of funding they have raised to date.
The table also includes the total number of funding rounds, the date and size of the latest round, the financing type (e.g. Series A, equity financing), key investors, the startup's current status (active, IPO, acquired, or shut down), and a confidence score based on the data collected (we excluded startups with very low data confidence, to make sure everything is reliable).
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| # | Startup | What They Do | Total Raised ($) | Total Rounds | Last Round Date | Last Round Amount ($) | Last Round Type | Key Investors | Current Stage | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Anduril | Autonomous defense systems and weapons | $6.3B | 8 | June 2025 | $2.5B | Series G | Founders Fund, Sands Capital, Andreessen Horowitz | Active | Strong |
| 2 | Aurora | Self-driving trucks and ride-hailing | $3.2B | 4 | July 2023 | $820M | Post-IPO Equity | Uber, PACCAR, Volvo Group | IPO | Strong |
| 3 | Wayve | Embodied AI driving software | $2.5B | 5 | February 2026 | $1.2B | Series D | SoftBank, NVIDIA, Uber | Active | Strong |
| 4 | Nuro | Autonomous driving platform licensing | $2.3B | 5 | August 2025 | $203M | Series E | Uber, NVIDIA, Baillie Gifford | Active | Strong |
| 5 | Figure | Humanoid robots for real-world work | $1.7B | 3 | September 2025 | $1.0B | Series C | Parkway Venture Capital, Brookfield, NVIDIA | Active | Strong |
| 6 | Helsing | AI defense software and drones | $1.5B | 4 | June 2025 | $671M | Series D | Prima Materia, Lightspeed Ventures, BDT & MSD Partners | Active | Full |
| 7 | Pony.ai | Robotaxis and autonomous trucking | $1.5B | 6 | November 2024 | $452M | IPO / private placements | Toyota, NEOM, Ontario Teachers' | IPO | Partial |
| 8 | Zipline | Drone delivery logistics network | $1.4B | 4+ | January 2026 | $600M | Series G | Fidelity, Baillie Gifford, Valor Equity Partners | Active | Partial |
| 9 | WeRide | Autonomous vehicles across formats | $1.2B | 4 | October 2024 | $459M | IPO / private placement | Alliance Ventures, Bosch, JSC International | IPO | Partial |
| 10 | Waabi | AI-first autonomous trucking platform | $1.0B | 3 | January 2026 | $750M | Series C | Khosla Ventures, G2 Venture Partners, Uber | Active | Strong |
| 11 | Stack AV | Autonomous trucking software | $1.0B | 1 | September 2023 | $1.0B | Venture round | SoftBank | Active | Full |
| 12 | Shield AI | AI pilots for aircraft | $1.0B+ | 8+ | March 2025 | $240M | Series F-1 | L3Harris, Hanwha, Andreessen Horowitz | Active | Partial |
| 13 | Apptronik | Humanoid robots for industry | $938M | 4 | February 2026 | $520M | Series A-X | B Capital, Google, QIA | Active | Partial |
| 14 | Saronic | Autonomous surface vessels for defense | $845M | 4 | February 2025 | $600M | Series C | Elad Gil, General Catalyst, Andreessen Horowitz | Active | Strong |
| 15 | Applied Intuition | Vehicle intelligence software | $802M | 6 | June 2025 | $200M | Series F | BlackRock, Kleiner Perkins, Franklin Templeton | Active | Strong |
| 16 | Skydio | Autonomous drones for enterprises | $740M | 7 | November 2024 | $170M | Series E extension | KDDI, Axon, NVIDIA | Active | Full |
| 17 | Flock Safety | Public safety camera analytics | $658M | 8 | March 2025 | $275M | Series F | Andreessen Horowitz, Greenoaks Capital, Bedrock Capital | Active | Strong |
| 18 | Agility Robotics | Humanoid warehouse and logistics robots | $578M | 4 | March 2025 | $400M | Series C | Undisclosed | Active | Partial |
| 19 | Verkada | Cloud physical security platform | $543M | 6 | February 2025 | $200M | Series E | General Catalyst, Eclipse, Sequoia | Active | Strong |
| 20 | Quantum-Systems | Dual-use aerial intelligence drones | $495M | 5 | November 2025 | $194M | Series C extension | Balderton Capital, Porsche SE, Notion Capital | Active | Partial |
| 21 | Forterra | Defense autonomy systems | $491M | 3 | November 2025 | $188M | Series C | Moore Strategic Ventures, Salesforce Ventures, Franklin Templeton | Active | Strong |
| 22 | Exotec | Warehouse robots for fulfillment centers | $446M | 5 | January 2022 | $335M | Series D | Goldman Sachs AM, 83North, Dell Technologies Capital | Active | Strong |
| 23 | Kodiak Robotics | Autonomous trucking technology platform | $440M | 3 | September 2025 | $275M | De-SPAC / PIPE | Soros Fund Management, ARK Investment, Ares | IPO | Partial |
| 24 | Plus | Virtual driver for trucks | $420M | 2 | March 2021 | $220M | Series C | FountainVest Partners, ClearVue Partners, Quanta Computer | Active | Partial |
| 25 | Locus Robotics | Warehouse picking robots and software | $416M | 8 | November 2022 | $117M | Series F | Goldman Sachs AM, G2 Venture Partners, Stack Capital | Active | Strong |
| 26 | Bright Machines | Software-defined factory automation | $385M | 3 | June 2024 | $106M | Series C | BlackRock, NVIDIA, Microsoft | Active | Full |
| 27 | Axelera AI | Edge AI inference chips | >$368M | 4 | February 2026 | >$250M | Growth round | Innovation Industries, BlackRock, SiteGround | Active | Partial |
| 28 | Einride | Electric autonomous freight | $358M | 5 | February 2026 | $113M | PIPE financing | EQT Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 29 | SiMa.ai | Machine-learning system-on-chip platform | $355M | 8 | August 2025 | $85M | Growth round | Maverick Capital, StepStone Group | Active | Strong |
| 30 | Gecko Robotics | Infrastructure inspection AI robots | $347M | 6 | June 2025 | $125M | Series D | Cox Enterprises, USIT, Founders Fund | Active | Partial |
| 31 | Hailo | AI accelerators for edge devices | $340M | 6 | April 2024 | $120M | Series C extension | Delek Motors, existing shareholders | Active | Strong |
| 32 | Oosto | Video analytics, facial recognition | $309M | 3 | July 2021 | $235M | Series C | SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Eldridge, Lightspeed | Acquired | Strong |
| 33 | Oxbotica / Oxa | Autonomous software for industrial vehicles | $309M | 4 | March 2026 | $103M | Series D | National Wealth Fund, NVentures, bp ventures | Active | Strong |
| 34 | GreyOrange | Warehouse orchestration and fulfillment robots | $314M | 5 | December 2023 | $135M | Series D | Anthelion Capital, Mithril, Blume Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 35 | Mythic | Analog AI inference chips | $287M | 6 | December 2025 | $125M | Growth round | DCVC, NEA, SoftBank | Active | Strong |
| 36 | Netradyne | AI fleet safety cameras | $277M | 4 | January 2025 | $90M | Series D | Point72, Qualcomm Ventures, Pavilion Capital | Active | Partial |
| 37 | Blaize | Edge AI compute platform | $272M | 4 | November 2025 | $30M | PIPE | Polar Asset Management Partners | IPO | Partial |
| 38 | Path Robotics | AI robotic welding systems | $271M | 5 | October 2024 | $100M | Series D | Matter Venture Partners, Drive Capital, Yamaha Ventures | Active | Full |
| 39 | Outrider | Autonomous yard operations | $253M | 5 | October 2024 | $62M | Series D | Koch Disruptive Technologies, NEA, Prologis Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 40 | Saildrone | Autonomous ocean intelligence vessels | $249M | 6 | May 2025 | $60M | Undisclosed | EIFO, Calm, Crowley Maritime | Active | Partial |
| 41 | Serve Robotics | Sidewalk delivery robots | $241M+ | 5 | January 2025 | $80M | Registered direct offering | NVIDIA, Uber | IPO | Partial |
| 42 | Standard AI | Retail computer vision analytics | $238M | 6 | February 2021 | $150M | Series C | SoftBank Vision Fund 2, EQT, CRV | Active | Strong |
| 43 | Covariant | AI for warehouse robot picking | $222M | 5 | April 2023 | $75M | Series C extension | Index Ventures, Radical Ventures, CPP Investments | Active | Full |
| 44 | Starship Technologies | Autonomous delivery robots | $222M | 6 | October 2025 | $50M | Series C | Plural, Iconical | Active | Strong |
| 45 | Nimble Robotics | Autonomous e-commerce fulfillment robotics | $221M | 3+ | October 2024 | $106M | Series C | FedEx, Cedar Pine, GSR Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 46 | Monarch Tractor | Electric autonomous smart tractors | $220M | 4 | July 2024 | $133M | Series C | Astanor, HH-CTBC Partnership, At One Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 47 | Kneron | Edge AI chips and IP | $207M | 8 | September 2023 | $49M | Series B extension | Horizons Ventures, LITEON Technology, Adata Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 48 | Trigo | Checkout-free retail vision system | $199M | 4 | October 2022 | $100M | Series C | Temasek, 83North, SAP.io | Active | Strong |
| 49 | Brain Corp | Autonomy software for commercial robots | $193M | 5 | February 2024 | $32M | Corporate Round | Tennant, SoftBank Vision Fund, Qualcomm Ventures | Active | Full |
| 50 | Mach Industries | Defense manufacturing and autonomous weapons | $185M | 3 | June 2025 | $100M | Series B | Khosla Ventures, Bedrock, Sequoia Capital | Active | Strong |
| 51 | Recogni (Tensordyne) | AI inference systems and chips | $176M | 3 | February 2024 | $102M | Series C | Celesta Capital, GreatPoint Ventures, BMW i Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 52 | Carbon Robotics | Laser weeding farm robots | $176M | 7 | October 2025 | $20M | Series D-II | Giant Ventures, BOND, Anthos Capital | Active | Low |
| 53 | Bear Robotics | Service robots for hospitality | $175M | 4 | March 2024 | $60M | Series C | LG Electronics, IMM, Cleveland Avenue | Acquired | Strong |
| 54 | Nexar | Vision AI mobility data | $150M | 5 | November 2021 | $53M | Series D | Qumra Capital, State Farm Ventures, Catalyst Investments | Active | Strong |
| 55 | Ambient.ai | AI physical security software | $146M | 4 | April 2025 | $74M | Series B | Andreessen Horowitz, Kilmahew Ventures, WTI | Active | Partial |
| 56 | Untether AI | At-memory AI accelerator chips | $145M+ | 4 | July 2021 | $125M | Growth round | Tracker Capital, Intel Capital, CPP Investments | Shutdown | Partial |
| 57 | Auterion | Drone autonomy software platform | $140M | 2 | September 2025 | $130M | Series B | Bessemer Venture Partners, Bain Capital Ventures, Lightspeed | Active | Strong |
| 58 | 1X | Humanoid robots for home/work | $134M | 3 | January 2024 | $100M | Series B | EQT Ventures, Samsung NEXT, Skagerak Capital | Active | Partial |
| 59 | ANYbotics | Quadruped industrial inspection robots | $132M | 4 | September 2025 | Undisclosed | Strategic investment | Climate Investment, Qualcomm Ventures, Supernova Invest | Active | Strong |
| 60 | Vecna Robotics | Warehouse mobile robots and automation | $129M | 3 | January 2022 | $65M | Series C | Tiger Global, Lineage Logistics, Proficio Capital Partners | Active | Partial |
| 61 | EnCharge AI | Analog in-memory AI chips | $122M | 2 | February 2025 | $100M | Series B | Tiger Global, Samsung Ventures, In-Q-Tel | Active | Strong |
| 62 | Syntiant | TinyML chips for audio/vision | $120M+ | 5 | March 2022 | $55M | Late-stage venture round | Millennium Technology, M12, Applied Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 63 | Gatik | Autonomous middle-mile logistics | $115M | 3 | August 2024 | Undisclosed | Strategic Equity | NIPPON EXPRESS HOLDINGS | Active | Partial |
| 64 | Simbe | Retail shelf-scanning inventory robots | $104M | 4 | October 2024 | $50M | Series C | Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Eclipse, Valo Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 65 | AiFi | Autonomous retail, spatial intelligence | $102M | 5 | August 2024 | $7M | Series B extension | ADM Ventures, Cervin Ventures, SeaX Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 66 | Helm.ai | Autonomous driving AI software | $98M | 3 | August 2023 | $55M | Series C | Freeman Group, ACVC Partners, Amplo | Active | Partial |
| 67 | RightHand Robotics | Robotic piece-picking for warehouses | $97M+ | 4+ | August 2024 | Undisclosed | Venture round | Rockwell Automation | Active | Partial |
| 68 | EdgeCortix | Edge AI accelerator semiconductors | $94M | 4 | November 2025 | Undisclosed | Series B | TDK Ventures, CDIB, Jane Street | Active | Partial |
| 69 | Spot AI | Video intelligence for businesses | $93M | 4 | October 2024 | $31M | Series C | Qualcomm Ventures, Scale Venture Partners, StepStone Group | Active | Full |
| 70 | FarmWise | Precision weeding farm equipment | $87M | 5 | November 2024 | $8M | Venture round | Not clearly disclosed | Acquired | Partial |
| 71 | Flex Logix | eFPGA and AI inference IP | $82M | 4 | March 2021 | $55M | Series D | Mithril Capital, Lux Capital, Eclipse Ventures | Acquired | Partial |
| 72 | Percepto | Industrial autonomous inspection drones | $73M+ | 3+ | June 2023 | $67M combined | Series C | Koch Disruptive Technologies, Zimmer Partners | Active | Partial |
| 73 | Apex.AI | Safety-certified vehicle software | $74M+ | 4+ | February 2025 | Undisclosed | Series B extension | LG Electronics, Orillion, ZF | Active | Partial |
| 74 | Diligent Robotics | Hospital assistant delivery robots | $71M | 4 | September 2023 | $25M | Late-stage financing | Canaan, True Ventures, DNX Ventures | Acquired | Partial |
| 75 | FogHorn | Edge AI for industrial IoT | $70M | 5 | February 2020 | $25M | Series C | LS Corp, Intel Capital, Honeywell Ventures | Acquired | Strong |
| 76 | Quadric | General-purpose AI inference processors | $68M+ | 5 | January 2026 | $30M | Series C | Ventures Lab, L2 Ventures, MESH | Active | Partial |
| 77 | SafeAI | Off-road autonomy retrofit | $64M | 3 | December 2022 | $38M | Series B | Builders VC, McKinley Management, Energy Innovation Capital | Acquired | Full |
| 78 | MemryX | Edge AI accelerator chips | $63M | 3 | March 2025 | $44M | Series B | VentureTech Alliance, eLab Ventures, Motus Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 79 | Scythe Robotics | Autonomous commercial mowing robots | $61M | 3 | January 2023 | $42M | Series B | Energy Impact Partners, ArcTern Ventures, Amazon Alexa Fund | Active | Partial |
| 80 | inVia Robotics | Warehouse picking robots | $59M | 3 | July 2021 | $30M | Series C | M12, Qualcomm Ventures, Hitachi Ventures | Active | Strong |
| 81 | Sanctuary AI | General-purpose humanoid AI robots | $59M+ | 2 | July 2024 | Undisclosed | Strategic financing | BDC Capital, InBC | Active | Partial |
| 82 | Exyn Technologies | Autonomous robots in GPS-denied sites | $58M | 3 | December 2022 | $35M | Series B | Reliance Industries, In-Q-Tel, Yamaha Motor Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 83 | Wingtra | VTOL drones for surveying | $57M | 3 | August 2024 | $25M | Series B1 | RKKVC, Brick & Mortar Ventures, SymbiaVC | Active | Partial |
| 84 | Landing AI | Visual AI software platform | $57M+ | 3+ | September 2025 | Undisclosed | Strategic equity | ABB Robotics Ventures, Snowflake Ventures, McRock Capital | Active | Partial |
| 85 | Edge Impulse | Edge ML development platform | $54M | 3 | December 2021 | $34M | Series B | Coatue, Canaan Partners, Acrew Capital | Acquired | Strong |
| 86 | Veesion | AI theft detection retail | $54M | 2+ | June 2025 | $43M | Series B | White Star Capital, Red River West, Bpifrance | Active | Strong |
| 87 | Flytrex | Suburban food delivery drones | $51M+ | 3+ | November 2021 | $40M | Series C | BRM Group, OurCrowd, Benhamou Global Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 88 | Miso Robotics | Kitchen automation cooking robots | $51M | 5+ | December 2021 | $2M | Follow-on / venture | SeedInvest, Crowdcube, Ecolab | Active | Low |
| 89 | Burro | Autonomous outdoor hauling robots | $36M | 3 | January 2024 | $24M | Series B | Catalyst Investors, Translink Capital, S2G Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 90 | Coram AI | AI-native video security | $30M | 2 | January 2025 | $14M | Series A | Battery Ventures, 8VC, Mosaic Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 91 | GrAI Matter Labs | Neuromorphic edge AI chips | $29M | 2 | November 2020 | $14M | Series A extension | iBionext, Bpifrance, Celeste Management | Acquired | Full |
| 92 | Focal Systems | Retail shelf computer vision | $28M | 3+ | December 2021 | $26M | Series B | Point72 Ventures, Costanoa Ventures, Zetta Venture Partners | Active | Low |
| 93 | Actuate | AI remote video guarding | $24M | 4 | August 2024 | $12M | Series A / growth round | Gray Line Partners, Tribeca Venture Partners, Bling Capital | Active | Partial |
| 94 | Aspinity | Near-zero-power analog AI sensing | $13M | 3 | September 2023 | $5M | Series B | Anzu Partners, Birchmere Ventures, Riverfront Ventures | Active | Partial |
| 95 | DeGirum | Edge AI software and accelerators | $11M | 2 | July 2024 | $6M | Equity round | Undisclosed | Active | Low |
| 96 | Relay Robotics | Indoor delivery robots | $10M | 1 | May 2022 | $10M | Series A | MK Capital | Active | Full |
| 97 | Pronto.ai | Autonomous haulage systems | $9M+ | 1+ | Undisclosed | Undisclosed | Undisclosed | Electric Ant, Fanjul Capital | Active | Low |
| 98 | GreenWaves Technologies | Ultra-low-power AI IoT processors | $8M | 1 | February 2019 | $8M | Series A | Huami, Soitec, Innovacom | Active | Strong |
| 99 | AIZIP | Production-grade edge AI models | $0 | 0 | — | — | — | — | Active | Strong |

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Key funding trends in the edge AI market
Insights
- Defense-focused edge AI startups (Anduril, Helsing, Saronic, Forterra, Mach Industries) collectively raised over $9.3B, capturing roughly 30% of all capital in this dataset, a share that has grown with each funding cycle as governments increase autonomous systems spending.
- Wayve closed a $1.2B Series D in February 2026, the single largest round among all active private companies in the edge AI market, signaling that embodied AI driving software is now attracting late-stage conviction typically reserved for semiconductor or defense platforms.
- Figure reached $1.7B in total funding across just three rounds over roughly two years (2023 to 2025), making humanoid robotics the fastest-growing sub-sector by funding velocity, with each successive round more than doubling the previous one.
- NVIDIA has co-invested in at least five edge AI companies (Wayve, Nuro, Figure, Bright Machines, Skydio), consistently entering as a strategic co-investor rather than a lead, which suggests the chipmaker is using minority stakes to secure placement in future inference workloads.
- Hailo and SiMa.ai have each raised across eight or more rounds while remaining private, an unusually extended private runway that reflects how long it takes edge AI chip companies to reach the volumes needed for sustainable unit economics.
- Among edge AI companies that raised their last round in 2025 or 2026, the average round size is approximately $310M, more than double the $140M average for those whose last round closed in 2023 or earlier, pointing to a significant acceleration in late-stage round sizes.
- Warehouse and logistics robotics (Exotec, Locus Robotics, Outrider, Covariant, Path Robotics, Simbe, inVia) collectively raised over $1.5B, making it the densest sub-sector by company count and the clearest signal that physical automation in fulfillment is reaching mainstream adoption.

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A few words about our methodology
As you can see, we built a database that ranks startups in the edge AI market based on their total cumulative fundraising. To create this ranking, we reviewed many sources and cross-checked information across multiple places.
Whenever possible, we prioritized official company communications, since they are the most reliable source for funding amounts in the edge AI market. When those were not available, we relied on reputable industry sources such as TechCrunch, Crunchbase, Financial Times or Forbes (to name a few).
We excluded random blogs, unverified websites, and any sources that could not be validated.
When funding rounds were announced in other currencies such as euros, Swiss francs, Singapore dollars, Australian dollars, or rupees, we converted them into approximate USD equivalents for consistency.
Sometimes different sources report slightly different numbers, or the exact round size is not fully disclosed. In those cases, we flag the uncertainty and assign a confidence label to each startup, visible in the last column.
Here is what they mean.
Full confidence: The company's equity fundraising history can be reconstructed completely from public sources. The rounds, dates, amounts, and key investors are clearly identified, with no meaningful gaps.
Strong confidence: The fundraising history is largely complete and reliable. There may be a small missing detail, such as incomplete investor information or a minor round with limited data, but the overall record is clear.
Partial confidence: The main fundraising rounds can be identified, but the record is incomplete or somewhat mixed. Some rounds may be missing or certain funding events may be difficult to separate clearly.
Low confidence: Public information is too limited, inconsistent, or ambiguous to reliably reconstruct the company's equity fundraising history.
When the confidence level is too low, we take a conservative approach and exclude the company from the ranking. We don't want to include data that cannot be reliably verified.
This reflects how we conduct all our research, including the work behind our report covering the edge AI market.
In a world where LLMs hallucinate and unreliable information is everywhere, our goal is simple: provide data you can trust.
If you want the full detail on a specific calculation, feel free to contact us and we will gladly explain.
Finally, know that we update the dataset once per month, so come back here if you need fresh information.

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