Abridge announced an enterprise-wide agreement with University of Texas REAL Health AI to expand access to its clinician intelligence platform across the University of Texas System, enabling UT health institutions to access Abridge under a systemwide framework while preserving local decision-making.
Sequoia led a $60 million Series B in Mecka, joined by NVIDIA, Microsoft’s M12, Qualcomm Ventures, Samsung, and existing investors.
General Catalyst led an approximately $10 million pre-seed round as Minerva emerged from stealth with a semi-autonomous humanoid for oil and gas operations and public safety.
Boston Dynamics named Rohit Prasad chief executive effective October 7, bringing in the former Alexa and Amazon Nova leader to accelerate physical-AI commercialization.
AKASA announced the launch of an autonomous AI platform for coding and documentation.
AKASA expanded its healthcare revenue-cycle platform from AI-assisted prebill review into autonomous inpatient medical coding and clinical documentation integrity workflows.
Agility Robotics and FORT Robotics signed an agreement to extend Digit 5’s safety architecture across pendant controls, on-robot communications, and interfaces to external safety systems.
Shift4Good led an €11 million round that brings Inbolt’s total funding to €30 million and supports U.S. and APAC expansion plus entry into electronics and data-center manufacturing.
Andreessen Horowitz led Aleph Surgical’s $7.5 million pre-seed round, with participation from BoxGroup and other early-stage investors.
SiMa.ai raised an oversubscribed $150 million Series C, bringing total funding to $500 million, to scale its power-efficient silicon and software platform for humanoids, drones, autonomous vehicles, and industrial systems.
Healthy.Capital led an undisclosed seed round in Cordys Analytics, with existing investors participating, to advance its CE-marked GALVO AI-ECG platform and expand commercial activity in Europe.
AMD signed a definitive all-stock agreement to acquire World Labs, the spatial-intelligence company led by Fei-Fei Li, with closing expected by the end of 2026 subject to approvals.
Heidelberg Engineering will offer selected RetinAI Discovery for Clinics solutions through its global direct sales organization, combining ophthalmic imaging, connected data management, and AI-supported analysis.
Extend Robotics closed a £2.6 million Pre-A round to expand its immersive teleoperation platform, remote-operator network, and Result-as-a-Service model for industrial robot work.
Boston Dynamics opened the Robotics Metaplant Application Center inside Hyundai’s Georgia manufacturing campus, where Atlas humanoids are training on real automotive logistics and parts-sequencing tasks.
Bayesian’s continuous AI-powered sepsis monitoring system has FDA clearance and a Medicare New Technology Add-on Payment pathway taking effect October 1.
Angle announced approximately $200 million of new equity and $400 million of secondary liquidity after reaching profitability and substantial premium scale.
Ferry Health emerged from stealth with $9 million to build a patient-facing AI assistant that begins with provider discovery and appointment scheduling.
Digit 5 adds a 50-pound payload, faster autonomous charging, swappable end effectors, longer reach, and integrated fleet management, with early access planned for the first half of 2027.
Flare Capital led a $5 million venture round for Kairon Health, whose AI-native workflow platform helps care organizations act on care gaps, coordinate outreach, and manage value-based-care operations.
Enovis entered a binding offer to acquire eCential Robotics for €155 million in upfront enterprise value plus up to €35 million in milestone-based consideration.
Hexagon Robotics and Schaeffler moved AEON into a German humanoid training and validation program ahead of a planned deployment of at least 1,000 robots.
Ambience introduced a partnership model with forward-deployed clinical and engineering teams and performance-based fees tied to customer outcomes.
The FDA granted De Novo marketing authorization to Vitestro’s Aletta for autonomous outpatient blood draws under trained supervision.
SoftBank invested $200 million in Gravis Robotics to scale autonomous heavy machinery across construction sites.
Aidoc said its CARE Body CT multi-triage product became eligible for Medicare New Technology Add-on Payment.
Viam announced a partnership with KUKA intended to accelerate digital solutions across robotics and industrial automation.
Neko Health completed a $700 million Series C led by Lightspeed, with its first U.S. clinics planned for New York and other cities.
Apptronik said fleets of Apollo 2 humanoids are collecting real-world data across Robot Park locations and customer sites in partnership with Google DeepMind.
The FDA cleared SubtleHD CT, expanding Subtle Medical’s AI image-enhancement portfolio across MRI, PET, and CT.
Skild AI and VinDynamics agreed to collaborate on manipulation, sim-to-real transfer, edge deployment, and validation of humanoid systems in real environments.
Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital led $33 million in growth capital, bringing reported total funding to $86 million; imaging executive Ohad Arazi became CEO.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives led a $150 million Series E, bringing Aidoc’s reported total funding above $500 million.
OpenEvidence announced a $250 million Series D after reporting rapid growth in physician usage and more than $100 million in revenue.
Pomelo raised $92 million to expand its virtual-care model beyond maternity into broader women’s and children’s healthcare.
The FDA cleared Proprio’s Picasso feature for continuous, three-dimensional intraoperative spinal-alignment measurements.
Skild AI announced a $1.4 billion Series C led by SoftBank with participation from strategic and existing investors.
CapitalG led a reported $600 million round for Physical Intelligence’s general-purpose robot foundation-model work.
Function announced an oversubscribed $298 million Series B alongside a lower membership price and an expanded medical-intelligence platform.
Hippocratic AI raised a $126 million Series C at a reported $3.5 billion valuation with participation from investors and major health systems.
1X introduced a $20,000 early-access purchase option and a planned $499 monthly subscription, with initial U.S. deliveries targeted for 2026.
Abridge posted an announcement titled “Real Time Prior Authorization at the Point of Conversation,” indicating a product milestone related to prior authorization workflows during clinical conversations.
Ambience raised $243 million to scale its documentation, coding, and clinical-workflow platform across health systems.
Hadrian announced $260 million in new capital, a large Arizona production site, and expanded manufacturing capacity in California.
Gecko raised a $125 million Series D as demand increased across defense, energy, and manufacturing infrastructure.