Skild AI says it has reached $100M in recurring revenue run-rate ten months after its first commercial deployment, with hundreds of robots running at more than 60 companies. Its S1 model learns tasks from a single video without prior training data, which is the behaviour Europe’s Machinery Regulation newly regulates from January 2027.
Skild AI has reached $100M in recurring revenue run-rate ten months after its first commercial deployment, Bloomberg reported. Its software runs on hundreds of robots at more than 60 companies, up from eight earlier this year.
“This is a major milestone for us as it signifies a new chapter for robotics, moving from an era of demos to an era of deployments,” said co-founder and chief executive Deepak Pathak.
The company raised $1.4B in January at a $14B valuation, more than tripling in seven months. Skild’s president told TNW last month that revenue in 2025 was around $30M.
What it sells is a general robot brain rather than a program for one task.
