F-Prime Capital to give insights on the state of robotics investments at RoboBusiness
Sanjay Aggarwal, partner at F-Prime Capital (left), and Betsy Mulé, principal at F-Prime Capital (right). Each month, robotics companies are bringing in billions of dollars in investments. In August 2026 alone, the industry raised $4.87 billion in disclosed funding and other capital in August 2026, according to 162 financial transactions tracked by The Robot Report. So, where is capital flowing today, and what does it mean for robotics? At RoboBusiness 2026, which takes place Oct. 20 and 21 in S
Two investment professionals from F-Prime Capital will present their annual State of Robotics Investments report at an industry conference in October 2026. The report will analyze funding trends, emerging technology categories, and sectors attracting investor interest in the robotics industry. This matters because robotics companies raise billions of dollars monthly, and understanding where capital flows helps stakeholders understand the current investment landscape and what it takes to build successful robotics companies. The presentation occurs as the robotics investment sector continues to attract significant funding across multiple sectors including manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, and logistics.
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