Skild AI

NVIDIA's September 2026 report describes Skild Brain deployment with Foxconn on dual-arm manipulators assembling Blackwell systems. A demonstrated workflow installs a busbar and limit block and fastens 16 screws while adapting to disturbances. This named partner workflow is distinct from Skild's aggregate revenue/customer count; a demonstration does not establish fleet-wide throughput or reliability.

Skild AI crossed $100M in annual recurring revenue within ten months of first commercial deployment and reports 60+ paying customers across warehouses, factories, security, inspection, delivery, food preparation and data centers.

Skild AI crossed $100M in annual recurring revenue within ten months of first commercial deployment and reports 60+ paying customers across warehouses, factories, security, inspection, delivery, food preparation and data centers.

Skild's physical self-play report describes a soccer policy trained against recent versions of itself with a single scoring objective in Isaac Sim, followed by a reported simulation-to-humanoid transfer.

Skild AI is building the omni-bodied Skild Brain and S1 foundation model to control many robot types and tasks, with partnerships across ABB Robotics, Universal Robots and NVIDIA and research in self-play and in-context learning.

Skild AI is building the omni-bodied Skild Brain and S1 foundation model to control many robot types and tasks, with partnerships across ABB Robotics, Universal Robots and NVIDIA and research in self-play and in-context learning.

Skild AI reported in September 2026 that it had 60+ paying customers, crossed $100 million ARR and recognized $50 million revenue since first commercial deployment ten months earlier. This commercial-scale disclosure is independent of existing financing and acquisition evidence.

Skild AI raised $1.4B in Series C funding at a valuation above $14B in January 2026 and acquired Zebra Technologies’ robotics division to accelerate warehouse deployment.

Skild AI raised $1.4B in Series C funding at a valuation above $14B in January 2026 and acquired Zebra Technologies’ robotics division to accelerate warehouse deployment.

Skild documents a hierarchical controller separating low-frequency manipulation/navigation policy from high-frequency joint-angle and motor-torque control, with fine-tuning and distillation for deployment. This concrete control architecture supports transferable robotics systems skills.

Skild AI work spans robot foundation models, self-play, in-context learning, manipulation, mobility, warehouse robotics and multi-embodiment deployment, creating broadly portable physical-AI skills with some robotics specialization.

Skild AI work spans robot foundation models, self-play, in-context learning, manipulation, mobility, warehouse robotics and multi-embodiment deployment, creating broadly portable physical-AI skills with some robotics specialization.