Figure Raises $1B Series C at $39B Valuation as Robotics Funding Surges

September 17, 2025

Figure Raises $1B Series C at $39B Valuation as Robotics Funding Surges

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Figure Robotics has raised more than $1 billion in Series C commitments at a $39 billion post-money valuation. According to dakota transaction data, the deal adds to a run of activity that has positioned robotics and embodied AI as one of the most heavily financed technology categories in 2025. Capital is concentrating in late-stage humanoid platforms while early-stage investment remains active across enabling software and specialized applications.

The Series C was led by Parkway Venture Capital with participation from Brookfield Asset Management, NVIDIA, Macquarie Capital, Intel Capital, Align Ventures, Tamarack Global, LG Technology Ventures, Salesforce, T-Mobile Ventures, and Qualcomm Ventures. The transaction represents a sharp increase from Figure’s 2024 valuation and underscores renewed investor appetite for scaled robotics platforms.

Proceeds will be used to expand deployment of humanoid systems, boost GPU infrastructure for training and simulation, and accelerate data collection to improve perception, reasoning, control. Figure’s Helix AI stack and BotQ manufacturing platform are designed for use in household assistance and commercial operations where labor supply is constrained or tasks are hazardous.

Comparable financings confirm depth across the robotics value chain. FieldAI raised $314 million in August, part of more than $400 million across two recent rounds, at a $2 billion valuation for its robotics “brains” software. Bedrock Robotics emerged from stealth in July with $80 million to commercialize autonomous construction equipment. Hive Robotics in Europe raised €2 million in pre-seed funding to advance cross-domain swarm technology, while Rendezvous Robotics secured $3 million to develop modular in-orbit assembly systems.

These transactions highlight how investment is broadening from humanoid platforms to autonomy software and domain-specific applications. Figure’s $1 billion raise reflects the scale of capital now flowing into the sector, while smaller but frequent rounds signal a pipeline of emerging technologies entering commercial development. Robotics and embodied AI funding is shifting decisively from experimental projects toward large-scale deployment.

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