Startup Diligence
Diligence report Industrial robotics, collaborative robots, AI-powered automation, mobile robotics and physical AI Private unicorn / growth-stage industrial robotics and automation company

Agile Robots

Agile Robots Startup Diligence Report

Proceed only to confirmatory diligence. A credible thesis requires proving durable industrial automation revenue, healthy margins despite hardware/manufacturing complexity, defensible AI/force-control IP, low customer concentration, successful acquisition integration and adequate runway/cap-table terms.

Company profile

Agile Robots Startup Diligence Report

Agile Robots appears eligible as a private unicorn diligence target: public CB Insights and financing evidence supports a $1B-plus robotics company with active products, global operations and named BMW/idealworks traction. However, public evidence is insufficient for investment-grade underwriting because financial quality, revenue predictability, customer concentration, cap table, pricing, product maturity, IP ownership, HR integration and legal/regulatory exposure remain largely private.

Website
www.agile-robots.com
Sector
Industrial robotics, collaborative robots, AI-powered automation, mobile robotics and physical AI
Geography
Munich, Germany headquarters with public operations/production in Europe, China, India and U.S. hiring signals
Stage
Private unicorn / growth-stage industrial robotics and automation company
Known aliases
Agile Robots SE, Agile Robots AG, Beijing Agile Robot Technology Co., Ltd, 思灵机器人, Franka Robotics / Franka Emika (acquired business), idealworks (acquired business)
Report version
1.0
Timezone
UTC

Executive summary

Strengths

  • CB Insights lists Agile Robots as a Munich, Germany Industrials unicorn at $1.00B.
  • Agile Robots announced a US$220M Series C led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 and prior 2020 financing above US$130M.
  • Company pages publicly market active robotics products and AI/software platforms including Diana 7, Yu 5, AgileCore, Agile ONE and mobile robotics.
  • BMW/idealworks sources provide named customer/partner evidence and public iw.hub deployment counts.

Risks

  • Financial quality, revenue recognition and unit economics remain opaque.
  • Revenue predictability, customer concentration and churn are not publicly verifiable.
  • Financing, runway and cap-table terms may be complex or stale.
  • Market competition and pricing pressure from entrenched robotics suppliers.
  • Technical defensibility and IP ownership are not fully verified.

Gaps

  • Audited financial statements, KPI pack, cash/debt schedule and forecast model
  • Fully diluted cap table, preferences, debt, option plan and status of any 2026 financing
  • Top-customer revenue, churn, backlog, gross margin by account and customer references
  • Pricing waterfall, gross margin by SKU, warranty/support costs and field reliability
  • IP schedules, invention assignments, DLR/acquired-IP licenses, open-source/model-data rights
  • Litigation/regulatory/insurance schedules and product safety/privacy incident history

Recommended next steps

  • Request full finance/cap-table data room before any valuation work.
  • Conduct customer calls, especially BMW/idealworks plus non-BMW accounts, and reconcile installed base to revenue.
  • Run technical/IP diligence on AgileCore, Agile ONE, Diana/Yu, DLR-origin technology and Franka assets.
  • Review product safety, certifications, privacy, export-control and insurance files with counsel.
  • Validate HRIS, attrition, retention and acquisition integration across Franka, idealworks, BÄR and audEERING.

Risk register

high high likelihood

R-004: Market competition and pricing pressure from entrenched robotics suppliers

Agile competes in industrial/collaborative robotics against well-established players while pricing is quote-based and not public.

Diligence request: Benchmark win/loss data, realized ASPs, discounting, gross margin by product, support/warranty economics and differentiated technical proof points.

high medium likelihood

R-003: Financing, runway and cap-table terms may be complex or stale

The company has multiple disclosed investors, a 2021 unicorn valuation, acquisitions and unconfirmed 2026 financing talks; preference stack, debt, dilution and runway are unknown.

Diligence request: Obtain fully diluted cap table, investor rights, liquidation preferences, debt/leases, option pool, acquisition consideration and status of any 2026 financing.

high medium likelihood

R-006: Technical defensibility and IP ownership are not fully verified

DLR origins, proprietary AI/software claims, acquired Franka assets and product names make IP central, but patent/trademark schedules, assignments and open-source exposure were not public.

Diligence request: Obtain patent/trademark schedules, invention assignments, DLR/license agreements, open-source SCA, dataset rights, model provenance and acquisition IP schedules.

high unknown likelihood

R-001: Financial quality, revenue recognition and unit economics remain opaque

No audited statements, revenue bridge, backlog, AR aging, gross margin, warranty reserve, cash/debt schedule or forecast model were public despite capital-intensive manufacturing and R&D signals.

Diligence request: Require audited financials, monthly management accounts, revenue-recognition memo, backlog/AR aging, gross-margin bridge, warranty reserve analysis and cash runway model.

high unknown likelihood

R-002: Revenue predictability, customer concentration and churn are not publicly verifiable

BMW/idealworks is a strong public account signal, but top-customer revenue, renewal health, churn, severed relationships and customer satisfaction remain undisclosed.

Diligence request: Request top-15 customer revenue by year, contracts, renewal/churn history, severed relationship list, pipeline conversion and customer references.

medium high likelihood

R-005: Product maturity and roadmap execution risk, especially humanoid/physical-AI claims

Diana and Yu pages show active products, while Agile ONE and foundation-model claims require scaled production, safety case and customer acceptance proof.

Diligence request: Request product revenue by SKU, field reliability, incident logs, certification files, roadmap milestones, Agile ONE pilot/customer data and manufacturing readiness reviews.

medium high likelihood

R-009: Manufacturing and supply-chain operational dependencies

The company claims in-house manufacturing across Europe, China and India and over 20,000 deployed robotic solutions, but supplier concentration, capacity, quality and logistics dependencies are not public.

Diligence request: Request supplier spend, dual-source status, BOM constraints, production capacity/utilization, quality yields, service SLAs, export/logistics dependencies and inventory schedules.

medium medium likelihood

R-007: Legal, regulatory, privacy, product safety and AI-governance exposure

Robots operate around humans and use AI/vision/data; public principles, GTC and privacy policy are not substitutes for safety files, insurance, DPAs or regulatory history.

Diligence request: Request product conformity declarations, safety/risk assessments, incident logs, insurance certificates, DPAs, data maps, export-control review and regulatory correspondence.

Chapter 01

01Financial Information

Public evidence verifies the unicorn-list valuation and disclosed financings, but investment-grade financial quality, forecasts, revenue mix, unit economics and cap table remain private.

I.A Annual and quarterly financial information for the past three years

not publicly verifiable confidence: high

No audited income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, plan-vs-actuals, revenue breakdown, backlog or AR aging were public; only funding/R&D/deployment signals were available.

Evidence gaps

  • Audited financial statements, management accounts, AR aging, backlog and revenue by product/channel/geography were not public.

Hidden risks

  • Capital-intensive robotics manufacturing may burn cash even with strong deployment counts.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide audited financials, monthly management pack, AR aging, backlog, revenue waterfall and gross margin bridge.
Public revenue / ARR / unit-economic signals
metricpublic signalverification statusrisk notediligence request
Revenue/ARRNo audited revenue, ARR or product revenue disclosed in reviewed public sourcesnot_publicly_verifiableCannot assess quality, repeatability or growthAudited P&L, ARR bridge, revenue by product/geography/customer.
R&D spendCompany says it invests over €80M annually in R&D in Germanypartially_verifiedHigh fixed cost may pressure runway without margin proofR&D capitalization policy, payroll by function, project ROI.
Installed-base signalCompany says customers use over 20,000 robotic solutions worldwidepartially_verifiedDeployment count is not revenue, active usage or retentionInstalled-base reconciliation, active units, service attach and churn.
Pricing/marginsPublic product pages do not disclose list prices, discounts or gross marginnot_publicly_verifiableQuote-based pricing may conceal discounting and services burdenPrice list, discount waterfall, SKU margin, warranty and support cost.

Financial quality remains unverified.

I.B Financial Projections

not publicly verifiable confidence: high

Public market and financing signals support growth potential, but no management forecast, scenario plan, capital-expenditure plan or financing assumptions were public.

Evidence gaps

  • Three-year financial projections, scenario assumptions, capex, working capital and external financing assumptions were unavailable.

Hidden risks

  • Forecasts may depend on unclosed financing, acquisition integration and manufacturing ramp.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide board-approved three-year model, scenario cases, capex plan, working-capital assumptions and financing status.

I.C Capital Structure

not publicly verifiable confidence: high

Public sources identify investors and unicorn valuation anchors but do not disclose share counts, preferences, options, warrants, debt or off-balance-sheet obligations.

Evidence gaps

  • Fully diluted cap table, debt, options/warrants/notes and investor rights were not public.

Hidden risks

  • Multiple investors, acquisitions and possible new financing may create dilution or preference complexity.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide fully diluted cap table, liquidation preference stack, investor rights, debt/lease schedule and option plan.
Capital structure / ownership snapshot
stakeholderpublic positionevidenceverification statusdiligence caveat
SoftBank Vision Fund 2Series C lead and possible 2026 follow-on talksLed $220M Series C; TNW reported new early talksverified / inconclusive for 2026 talksConfirm current ownership, rights, preferences and any new financing.
Hillhouse, Sequoia China, Linear CapitalSelect/public investorsCB Insights row and PRNewswire Series C participantsverifiedRequest share counts, share classes and information rights.
Xiaomi, Foxconn Industrial Internet, Midas and other strategic investorsStrategic Series C investorsPRNewswire names them as strategic investorsverifiedReview strategic rights, customer/supplier dependencies and ROFR/ROFN.
Common shareholders, option holders, debt holdersNot publicly disclosedNo fully diluted cap table or debt schedule in public sourcesnot_publicly_verifiableRequest capitalization, options/warrants/notes and debt instruments.

Ownership percentages are not public.

Public financing and valuation anchors Chart combines disclosed funding amounts with public/unconfirmed valuation markers.

I.D Other financial information

partially verified confidence: medium

Funding history is partly public, but tax positions, revenue recognition, financing history details and accounting policies remain private.

Evidence gaps

  • Tax positions, accounting policies, warranty reserves and complete financing history were not public.

Hidden risks

  • Manufacturing, software, services and warranty bundles may complicate revenue recognition and margin quality.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide tax memos, revenue-recognition memo, warranty reserve, round-by-round financing history and debt schedule.
Public funding-round history
dateround or eventamount usd mlead or participantsvaluation or statusverification statusdiligence caveat
2020Prior financing aggregate>130Not fully itemized publiclyHighest total financing amount in intelligent robotics industry per company releasepartially_verifiedRequest round-by-round securities, investors and valuation.
2021-09-09Series C220SoftBank Vision Fund 2; Chimera, GL Ventures, Sequoia China, Linear Capital, Xiaomi, FII, Midas and othersValuation exceeding $1B / unicorn statusverifiedRequest post-money, preferences, option pool and board approvals.
2026-06-02Reported financing talks~800 round; SoftBank >300 contemplatedSoftBank reportedly in early talksTerms not confirmedinconclusiveConfirm whether round closed, terms changed or talks ended.

Only public financing anchors; no primary cap-table records.

Funding and strategic event timeline Timeline of public financing and strategic scale events.
Chapter 02

02Products

Agile Robots publicly markets a broad robotics and AI automation portfolio, but product revenue mix, maturity, pricing, certifications and field performance remain unverified.

II.A Description of each product

partially verified confidence: medium

Public product pages support active products including Diana 7, Yu 5 Industrial, AgileCore, Agile ONE and mobile robotics; public data does not disclose market share, profitability, SKU revenue or realized pricing.

Evidence gaps

  • SKU-level revenue, gross margin, warranty, safety certification files, market share and product roadmap economics are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Roadmap products may command investor attention before repeatable commercial proof; quote-based pricing may hide discounting.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide product revenue/margin by SKU, certification files, field reliability, safety incidents, roadmap milestones and pricing waterfall.
Product / SKU matrix
productaudiencekey public featuresverification statusdiligence request
Diana 7Industrial automation, precision assembly7 axes, torque sensors in all axes, 7 kg payload, 923 mm reach, 0.05 mm repeatabilityverifiedField reliability, shipped units, gross margin, certifications.
Yu 5 IndustrialCollaborative robotics in automotive/3C and mixed industrial workflowsIntegrated vision, 5 kg payload / 7 kg at 850 mm, up to 1000 mm reach, 0.05 mm repeatability, safety-standard referencesverifiedCertification files, incident history, customer reference data.
AgileCore / AgileAISystem integrators and operators building automation solutionsAI assistant, LLM/VLM/RAG, conversational programming, self-optimizationverifiedSecurity architecture, dataset/model rights, uptime/SLA metrics.
Agile ONEIndustrial humanoid/physical-AI tasksDexterous hands, perception, speech, 21 finger joints, force/tactile sensors, robot foundation modelspartially_verifiedPilot contracts, launch status, safety case, BOM and manufacturing readiness.
Mobile robotics / Idealworks / BÄRLogistics, warehousing, manufacturing AMR/AGV and mobile manipulatorsIdealworks OS, iw.hub, iw.sim, BÄR AGV expertise, ConTrax mobile manipulator conceptverifiedSubsidiary economics, attach rate, support costs and integration roadmap.

The table is public-product coverage, not revenue by SKU.

Pricing and competitive public-price comparison
vendor productpublic pricing signalspec anchorverification statusdiligence request
Agile Robots Diana 7No list price observed; brochure/spec download path7 kg payload, 923 mm reach, 0.05 mm repeatabilitynot_publicly_verifiableSKU price list, discounting and margin waterfall.
Agile Robots Yu 5 IndustrialNo list price observed; technical/spec download path5 kg payload, up to 1000 mm reach, integrated visionnot_publicly_verifiableDiscount policy, bundles, warranty and services pricing.
Universal Robots UR20Public page uses Get Pricing call-to-action25 kg payload, 1750 mm reachverifiedBenchmark realized ASP versus Agile quote levels.
KUKA LBR iiwaNo public price captured in product page7 and 14 kg payload versions, joint torque sensorsverified for specs / not_publicly_verifiable for priceWin/loss price comparison and TCO model.

Public prices are insufficient for pricing-power diligence.

Product and dependency architecture Public product architecture inferred from marketed product families.
Chapter 03

03Customer Information

Named BMW/idealworks evidence and deployment counts are encouraging, but customer concentration, churn, contract economics, severed relationships and supplier dependency are not public.

III.A Top customers by application

partially verified confidence: medium

BMW/idealworks is the strongest named customer evidence; other top customers by application and revenue remain private.

Evidence gaps

  • Top-15 customer list and application-level revenue for the past two fiscal years and YTD are unavailable.

Hidden risks

  • BMW-related deployments may represent material concentration; other named customers are not disclosed.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide top-15 customer revenue by product/application, current backlog and customer reference access.
Publicly known customers and deployment signals
customer or signaluse casepublic evidenceverification statusrevenue gap
BMW Group via idealworksIntralogistics / iw.hub deploymentsBMW said >600 iw.hubs implemented by 2023; Agile said >850 at BMW sites by 2025verifiedRevenue, term, margin and renewal not disclosed.
Global installed-base signalRobotic solutions at customer locationsAgile claims customers use >20,000 robotic solutions worldwidepartially_verifiedActive units, customer identities and churn not disclosed.
Medical / hospitals / precision manufacturing customersMedical, 3C, automotive and other industrial applicationsPRNewswire references strategic cooperation with hospitals and world-leading enterprises without naming thempartially_verifiedNames, contract value and references required.
Top-15 customersRevenue concentration diligenceNot publicly disclosednot_publicly_verifiableRequest top-15 revenue by product/application for FY2024-FY2026 YTD.

BMW is the best public named customer signal; concentration remains unknown.

III.B Strategic relationships

partially verified confidence: medium

Public relationships include BMW/idealworks, BÄR, Franka and strategic investors; revenue contribution and contract terms remain undisclosed.

Evidence gaps

  • Marketing agreements, revenue contribution, exclusivity, assignment consents and related-party commercial terms are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Strategic relationships may involve exclusivity, related-party terms or integration liabilities.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide all material partnership, acquisition, reseller and customer agreements with revenue contribution.
Strategic relationships and partnerships
partnernaturepublic evidencegap
BMW Group / idealworksCustomer, partner and acquired spin-off ecosystemBMW strategic investor release; Agile acquired remaining shares in 2025Customer contracts, exclusivity, revenue share and BMW-related dependency.
BÄR AutomationAGV/automation expertise in mobile robotics ecosystemMobile robotics page references BÄR expertise and about page says BÄR joined Agile in 2023Ownership percentage, intercompany agreements and revenue contribution.
Franka Robotics / Franka EmikaAcquired robotics platform and research ecosystemFranka became part of Agile; Robot Report describes acquisition after insolvencyAcquired IP, liabilities, retention and integration milestones.
SoftBank and strategic investorsCapital and potential strategic reachSoftBank led Series C; Xiaomi and FII named as strategic investorsCommercial commitments, investor rights and related-party dependencies.

Relationships may be customers, subsidiaries or investors; legal agreements needed.

III.C Revenue by customer

not publicly verifiable confidence: high

Public sources do not provide revenue by customer or any customer share above 5%.

Evidence gaps

  • Customer revenue concentration, renewal/churn, gross margin by customer and cohort retention are unavailable.

Hidden risks

  • Hidden concentration risk may be material if BMW, FII/consumer electronics or other strategic accounts dominate revenue.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide customer revenue by year, concentration thresholds, renewal/churn data and gross margin by account.
Public deployment and concentration anchors Bar chart of public deployment anchors; revenue weights remain unavailable.

III.D Significant relationships severed within the last two years

not publicly verifiable confidence: low

No public list of severed customer, partner or supplier relationships was available.

Evidence gaps

  • Severed customer/partner/supplier relationships for the last two years are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Lost accounts or terminated integrators could be hidden in private customer/supplier records.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide list of terminated or non-renewed customers, partners and suppliers with reasons and revenue impact.

III.E Top suppliers

not publicly verifiable confidence: medium

Public evidence indicates multi-region manufacturing and AI/hardware products, but top suppliers, cloud/compute dependencies and single-source components are not disclosed.

Evidence gaps

  • Top suppliers, purchase amounts, supply agreements, critical components and cloud/data infrastructure are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Robotics hardware can depend on sensors, actuators, reducers, chips and specialized manufacturing capacity.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide top suppliers by spend, single-source items, BOM risk, capacity constraints, cloud/AI contracts and inventory schedules.
Top supplier / infrastructure dependency snapshot
supplier or dependencyrolepublic evidenceverification statusrisk or request
Internal manufacturing sitesProduction in Europe, China and IndiaCompany states manufacturing facilities in Europe, China and India; seven production sites and two R&D centerspartially_verifiedRequest capacity, utilization, quality yields, site-level cost and business continuity plans.
Component suppliers / sensors / compute / actuatorsCritical robot BOM inputsSpecific supplier names and spend not publicnot_publicly_verifiableRequest top suppliers, single-source items, lead times, inventory and alternative sources.
Cloud / AI tooling / data infrastructurePotential support for AgileAI/RAG/model trainingPublic AgileCore/Agile ONE pages describe AI methods but not infra providersnot_publicly_verifiableRequest architecture, cloud contracts, data rights, cybersecurity and incident logs.

Supplier concentration is a major private-data gap.

Chapter 04

04Competition

Industrial robotics has strong demand but entrenched incumbents and emerging physical-AI competitors; Agile’s differentiation must be proven with win/loss, pricing, reliability and customer ROI data.

IV.A Competitive landscape by market segment

partially verified confidence: medium

IFR data supports a large robot market, while KUKA and Universal Robots product pages illustrate incumbent pressure in collaborative/lightweight robot arms.

Evidence gaps

  • Market share, win/loss data, realized pricing, product reliability benchmarks and customer ROI versus competitors are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Incumbents may pressure price, service expectations and channel access; emerging humanoid claims may become a capital race.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide win/loss reports, competitor TCO, ASP/discounting data, market-share analysis and independent technical benchmarks.
Competitor comparison matrix
competitorsegmentpublic anchoroverlap with agiledifferentiator or pressure
KUKA LBR iiwaCollaborative/lightweight robot arms7 and 14 kg payload versions; joint torque sensors in seven axesDiana/Yu force-sensitive roboticsEstablished German industrial robotics brand and portfolio depth.
Universal Robots UR20Collaborative robots25 kg payload and 1750 mm reach; Get Pricing CTACobot arms and industrial automationLarge incumbent ecosystem and higher payload class pressure.
Traditional industrial robot suppliers and Chinese domestic suppliersIndustrial robotics at scaleIFR reports >541k annual installations and China 51% of global installations in 2023Automotive, 3C, manufacturing automationPrice competition, channel scale and local manufacturing economics.
Humanoid / physical-AI startupsEmerging industrial humanoidsAgile ONE competes for physical-AI investor/customer attention; TNW notes crowded European robotics fieldAgile ONE roadmapCapital intensity and timing risk before broad humanoid commercialization.

Competitor list is illustrative, not exhaustive.

Basis-of-competition scoring
axisagile public positioncompetitor pressureevidence statusdiligence request
Technical sensitivity / force controlDiana/Yu torque/force-sensing claims; AgileCore AIKUKA LBR iiwa also offers joint torque sensors in seven axesverified public specsIndependent benchmark tests and field failure rates.
Payload/reach breadthDiana 7 kg/923 mm; Yu 5 kg/1000 mmUR20 publicly offers 25 kg/1750 mmverified public specsProduct roadmap, target segments and price-performance benchmark.
AI/software integrationAgileCore/AgileAI with LLM/VLM/RAG and self-optimizationIncumbents and startups also investing in robotics AIpartially_verifiedModel performance, data moat, cybersecurity and software attach revenue.
Distribution/installed base>20,000 robotic solutions claimed; BMW/idealworks anchorIncumbents have long-standing global service channelspartially_verifiedWin/loss, channel productivity, service coverage, partner margins.

Scores are qualitative due lack of customer win/loss data.

Robotics competitive market map Position Agile Robots and selected competitors by public product focus and market maturity.
Chapter 05

05Marketing, Sales, and Distribution

Public signals show global direct/partner/subsidiary GTM but no sales productivity model, pipeline conversion, CAC or budget sufficiency metrics.

V.A Strategy and implementation

partially verified confidence: medium

Agile’s public GTM combines enterprise industrial solutions, global production footprint, subsidiaries/partners and physical-AI messaging.

Evidence gaps

  • Domestic/international channel mix, pipeline conversion, CAC, payback and marketing budget are not public.

Hidden risks

  • GTM may rely on long enterprise sales cycles, integration-heavy delivery and strategic accounts.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide GTM plan, channel revenue, marketing funnel, CAC/payback, sales cycle, quota capacity and regional budget.
Distribution channels and GTM motions
channelregion or segmentpublic evidencegap
Direct enterprise industrial salesAutomotive, 3C, healthcare, manufacturingPRNewswire references multiple industrial scenarios and global expansion; product pages emphasize industrial usePipeline, quota capacity, sales cycle and direct/channel split.
Subsidiary/partner ecosystemBMW/idealworks, BÄR, FrankaIdealworks and BÄR in mobile robotics; Franka integrationCross-sell rate, reseller margins, customer overlap and integration costs.
Global footprint / local productionEurope, China, India, U.S.About page lists production and offices; careers page recruits Europe/APAC and U.S.Regional revenue, channel partners, export controls and localization costs.
Strategic investor/customer networkSoftBank, FII, Xiaomi, BMWSeries C named strategic investors; BMW partnership evidenceRelated-party commercial terms and customer dependency.

No sales productivity data public.

Public marketing-signal summary
signalmessageevidenceverification statusrisk or gap
Physical AI / humanoid narrativeAgile ONE brings Physical AI to industryAgile ONE product pageverified as marketing claimMay outrun product maturity; request pilots and bookings.
German/Bavarian deep-tech identityDLR spin-off, made in Bavaria, Munich headquartersAbout/HQ newsverifiedValidate German production economics and regional grants/incentives.
AI plus hardware full-stackIn-house products from arms/hands/mobile platforms/softwareInnovation and product pagespartially_verifiedRequest attach rates and integration cost.
Named enterprise partnerBMW/idealworks long-term partnership and deployment countsBMW and Agile releasesverifiedCustomer concentration and renewal risk.

Marketing reach metrics were not public.

Public GTM channel signal mix Bar chart of public GTM signal counts, not revenue weights.

V.B Major Customers

partially verified confidence: medium

BMW/idealworks provides the clearest major-customer signal; future growth with major customers and pipeline are private.

Evidence gaps

  • Major-customer pipeline, growth plan, renewal status and account health are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Named-customer proof may mask concentration or account-specific economics.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide major-account pipeline, renewal dates, expansion opportunities and account-level margins.

V.C Principal avenues for generating new business

partially verified confidence: medium

Public avenues include direct enterprise sales, subsidiaries, global production locations, strategic investor/customer networks and product-led demos, but contribution by channel is unknown.

Evidence gaps

  • Revenue contribution by channel and partner economics are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Cross-sell may be slower or lower-margin than public messaging implies.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide channel revenue, partner/reseller agreements, cross-sell metrics and pipeline source attribution.

V.D Sales force productivity model

not publicly verifiable confidence: high

No public sales compensation, quota, sales cycle, plan for new hires, CAC or payback data was available.

Evidence gaps

  • Sales compensation, quotas, attainment, pipeline conversion, sales cycle and hiring plan are private.

Hidden risks

  • Robotics enterprise sales may require long cycles, pilots, customization and services support.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide sales org chart, quotas, attainment, pipeline report, sales cycle, CAC/payback and hiring plan.

V.E Ability to implement marketing plan with current and projected budgets

not publicly verifiable confidence: high

Budget sufficiency cannot be assessed publicly because marketing and sales budgets, cash runway and forecast scenarios are unavailable.

Evidence gaps

  • Marketing budget, pipeline coverage, runway and forecast assumptions were not public.

Hidden risks

  • If unconfirmed 2026 financing is needed, GTM plan may depend on external capital.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide GTM budget, pipeline coverage, cash runway and board-approved growth scenarios.
Chapter 06

06Research and Development

Public evidence supports a substantial AI/robotics R&D effort, DLR heritage, in-house manufacturing and roadmap ambition, but technical defensibility, IP ownership, dataset rights and product maturity require private validation.

VI.A Description of R&D organization

partially verified confidence: medium

Agile publicly claims a large AI robotics/R&D organization, >€80M annual R&D in Germany and DLR roots; full org, cost and productivity metrics are private.

Evidence gaps

  • R&D headcount by project, capitalization policy, roadmap burn, milestones and technical debt are unavailable.

Hidden risks

  • R&D spend may be necessary for defensibility but can strain runway if not matched to commercialization.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide R&D org chart, project budgets, capitalization policy, roadmap milestones, technical debt and benchmark results.
Key R&D personnel / leadership and notable roles
name or rolepublic rolesourceverification statusdiligence gap
Dr. Zhaopeng ChenFounder/CEO/chairman; doctorate at DLR; former deputy director of DLR Modular Dexterous Robotics Laboratory per company pageAbout page and imprintverifiedDetailed employment agreements, equity and key-person succession.
Peter MeuselCo-founder; DLR-linked robotics researcher in company founding narrativeAbout pageverifiedCurrent role, equity and availability not public.
Samantha StonemanHead of Realtime Systems named on innovation pageInnovation pagepartially_verifiedFull R&D org chart and reporting lines.
R&D colleagues / AI robotics teamOne of largest AI robotics teams; >€80M annual R&D in GermanyInnovation/HQ pagespartially_verifiedHeadcount by function, payroll, capitalization and productivity.

Public leadership roster is incomplete.

R&D and data-to-robot portfolio map Shows how public R&D, AI and product pipelines connect.

VI.B New Product Pipeline

partially verified confidence: medium

Public pipeline includes AgileCore AI capabilities, Agile ONE physical AI, mobile manipulators and Franka integration; cost, timing, safety and customer acceptance remain unverified.

Evidence gaps

  • New product status, cost to develop, critical technology, IP ownership, data rights and safety risks are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Humanoid/AI roadmap could require large capital before commercial scale; acquired platforms may have inherited liabilities.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide product roadmap, NPI gate reviews, pilot/customer LOIs, data/model rights, safety case and development budget.
Public product / research pipeline
projectpublic statusexpected date or signalverification statusrisk or request
AgileCore / AgileAIMarketed platform with LLM/VLM/RAG featuresActive public product pageverifiedModel performance, data rights, cybersecurity, software revenue.
Agile ONE humanoidMarketed as physical-AI industrial humanoidAbout page milestone says introduced November 2025; TNW says funding discussion tied to robot arms, warehouse machines and humanoidspartially_verifiedPilot status, safety case, BOM, production ramp, customer LOIs.
Mobile manipulators / ConTrax Module OneDeveloping with Idealworks and BÄRMobile robotics page describes custom mobile manipulatorspartially_verifiedRoadmap, revenue, technical dependencies and partner allocation.
Franka integrationAcquired Franka platform and teamTransaction reported 2023; integration ongoing by about-page narrativeverified for acquisitionIP assignments, acquired liabilities, product roadmap and retention.

Pipeline economics and timing need management confirmation.

Chapter 07

07Management and Personnel

Public management evidence centers on founder/CEO Dr. Zhaopeng Chen and a limited imprint roster; headcount scale is visible, but org depth, compensation, equity, turnover and employee relations are private.

VII.A Organization Chart

partially verified confidence: medium

Only a limited public org chart can be inferred; complete reporting lines by function/subsidiary are not public.

Evidence gaps

  • Complete org chart, board composition and subsidiary reporting lines were not public.

Hidden risks

  • Acquisition-driven structure may obscure decision rights and accountability.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide current org chart, board/committee list, subsidiary reporting lines and key-person succession plan.
Public management and subsidiary org chart Org chart limited to publicly named leaders and roles.

VII.B Historical and projected headcount by function and location

partially verified confidence: medium

Public headcount anchors show rapid growth, but function/location splits and projections are private.

Evidence gaps

  • Historical/projected headcount by function/location, contractors and productivity metrics are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Rapid headcount growth can create productivity, culture and integration risks.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide HRIS export by month/function/location/entity, contractor counts and hiring plan.
Headcount and hiring signals
date or periodheadcount or signalsourceverification statusdiligence request
2023BMW release says Agile Robots had more than 1,200 employees worldwideBMW Group releaseverified at publicationReconcile to payroll by entity/function/location.
2025Company says more than 2,300 employees worldwideAgile HQ newsverified as company claimGrowth bridge, acquired employees, attrition.
2026TNW/Bloomberg-reported article says more than 3,200 employees across Germany, China and IndiaTNWinconclusiveCurrent HRIS export and contractor count.
Current hiringCareers page recruits for Europe/APAC and U.S.Careers pageverifiedOpen requisitions, time-to-fill, hiring plan and budget.

Sources differ by date; use as trend anchors only.

Public headcount trend anchors Line chart of public headcount anchors from 2023, 2025 and 2026 sources.

VII.C Senior management biographies

partially verified confidence: medium

Founder/CEO biography and imprint roles are public; full senior management biographies and tenure are incomplete.

Evidence gaps

  • Full management bios, age/tenure where appropriate, employment history and references are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Founder concentration and limited public leadership disclosure increase key-person risk.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide senior management bios, references, background checks and employment agreements.
Senior management roster
namerolesourceverification statusdiligence request
Dr. Zhaopeng ChenFounder, CEO, chairman of board of directors; executive directorAbout page and imprintverifiedEmployment agreement, board minutes, key-person plan.
Rory SextonExecutive director per imprint; quoted as VP operations in Robot Report articleImprint and Robot ReportverifiedCurrent responsibilities and retention plan.
Peter MeuselCo-founder named in founding narrativeAbout page and Series C SoftBank quoteverified historicallyCurrent role, shareholding and availability.
Subsidiary leadersidealworks CEO Michael Alexander Schneider publicly quoted; other subsidiary leaders not exhaustively mappedAgile idealworks releasepartially_verifiedConsolidated org chart by subsidiary and function.

Current complete leadership roster requires confirmation.

VII.D Compensation arrangements

not publicly verifiable confidence: high

Compensation, employment agreements and benefit plans are not public.

Evidence gaps

  • Employment agreements, compensation, benefits and retention arrangements are unavailable.

Hidden risks

  • Retention risk may be hidden, especially across acquired teams.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide compensation bands, executive agreements, benefit plans, retention bonuses and works council obligations.

VII.E Incentive stock plans

not publicly verifiable confidence: high

Incentive equity plans and dilution are not publicly disclosed.

Evidence gaps

  • Option pool, grant schedules, vesting, exercise prices and refresh needs are unavailable.

Hidden risks

  • Option pool refresh needs may affect dilution and retention.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide option plan, grant ledger, vesting schedule, exercise prices and option-pool forecast.

VII.F Significant employee relations problems, past or present

not publicly verifiable confidence: low

No public employee-relations problems were identified, but the search was not equivalent to HR/legal diligence.

Evidence gaps

  • Employee-relations complaints, investigations, whistleblower reports and union/works council issues are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Issues may exist in private HR/legal files or acquired subsidiaries.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide employee-relations log, whistleblower reports, litigation/settlement history and works council matters.

VII.G Personnel Turnover

not publicly verifiable confidence: high

Turnover data is not public; Franka staff retention is a specific integration diligence item.

Evidence gaps

  • 24-month turnover by function/location/entity and retention metrics are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Acquired-team attrition could undermine IP transfer and product continuity.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide attrition, regretted-loss analysis, retention offers and acquired-team integration metrics.
Departures / turnover and employee-relations signals
itempublic signalverification statusrisk noterequest
Franka Emika team retentionAgile planned to keep approximately 100-person Franka staff after insolvency acquisitionverifiedRetention and acquired culture riskRetention agreements, attrition since acquisition, works council issues.
Company-wide turnoverNo turnover metrics publicnot_publicly_verifiableRapid growth and acquisitions can mask attritionMonthly attrition by function/location/seniority for 24 months.
Compensation / incentive stock plansNo compensation or option-plan details publicnot_publicly_verifiableRetention and cap-table dilution riskEmployment agreements, compensation bands, option plan and vesting.
Employee relationsCompany states anti-harassment/inclusion principles but no issue log publicpartially_verifiedPolicy presence not equivalent to clean historyEmployee-relations complaints, investigations, whistleblower logs.

No public evidence of major employee-relations problem found; absence is not clearance.

Chapter 08

08Legal and Related Matters

Public legal evidence identifies Agile Robots SE and basic policies, but litigation, regulatory, IP, insurance and material contract diligence remains gap-heavy.

VIII.A Pending lawsuits against the Company

not publicly verifiable confidence: low

No pending lawsuits against Agile Robots were identified in the reviewed public sources, but no comprehensive docket search was available.

Evidence gaps

  • Counsel litigation schedule and jurisdiction-specific docket searches are needed.

Hidden risks

  • Absence of public evidence is not legal clearance.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide all litigation, threatened claims, product liability matters and regulatory notices.
Pending lawsuits against the company
casecourt or jurisdictionfiled datestatussource or gap
No pending lawsuit identified in sources reviewedGermany / China / India / U.S. and other operating jurisdictions not comprehensively searchednot_publicly_verifiablenot_publicly_verifiableRequest counsel litigation schedule and docket searches.
Product liability / safety claimsPotential operating jurisdictionsnot_publicly_verifiablenot_publicly_verifiableRequest incident logs, claims history and insurance notices.
Data/privacy claimsEU/GDPR and website jurisdictionsnot_publicly_verifiablenot_publicly_verifiableRequest privacy incident register and regulator correspondence.

Requires counsel confirmation.

VIII.B Pending lawsuits initiated by Company

not publicly verifiable confidence: low

No company-initiated litigation was identified in reviewed public sources; IP and commercial enforcement matters are not public.

Evidence gaps

  • Company-initiated lawsuits, settlements and IP enforcement matters are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Undisclosed IP/commercial disputes could affect assets or customer relationships.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide litigation schedule, IP enforcement actions, settlements and collection disputes.
Pending lawsuits initiated by company
defendant or mattercourt or jurisdictionfiled datestatussource or gap
No company-initiated lawsuit identified in reviewed public sourcesNot comprehensively searchednot_publicly_verifiablenot_publicly_verifiableRequest litigation schedule and IP enforcement matters.
IP enforcement / trade secret mattersPotential global jurisdictionsnot_publicly_verifiablenot_publicly_verifiableRequest IP enforcement docket and settlement agreements.
Commercial collection/disputesPotential customer/supplier jurisdictionsnot_publicly_verifiablenot_publicly_verifiableRequest material dispute schedule and bad-debt history.

No adverse inference from absence of public record.

VIII.C Environmental and employee safety issues and liabilities

partially verified confidence: medium

Company states safety/environment principles and Yu 5 references safety standards; incident history and environmental/safety liabilities are not public.

Evidence gaps

  • Incident logs, risk assessments, insurance claims and environmental audits are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Robots operating near humans can create product safety, workplace safety and insurance exposure.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide safety files, CE/ISO documentation, incident logs, insurance claims, environmental audits and recall history.

VIII.D Material patents, copyrights, licenses, and trademarks

not publicly verifiable confidence: medium

Product names and acquired assets are public, but patent/trademark schedules, assignments, DLR licenses and open-source exposure are not fully verified.

Evidence gaps

  • Patent/trademark exports, invention assignments, licenses, open-source scans and acquisition IP schedules are unavailable.

Hidden risks

  • DLR-origin technology, acquired Franka assets, software open-source and model/data rights could be material encumbrances.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide IP schedule, assignments, DLR/license agreements, open-source SCA, model/data rights and lien search.
Material IP assets and ownership gaps
assetjurisdiction or ownerpublic statusverification statusdiligence request
AgileCore / AgileAI softwareAgile Robots public productAI software platform marketed publiclyverified as public productSource-code ownership, open-source scan, model/data rights, cybersecurity.
Diana 7 and Yu 5 product designsAgile Robots public productsPublic product pages and specsverified as public productsPatent coverage, design files, supplier IP, conformity files.
Franka Robotics / Franka Emika assetsAcquired from insolvent Franka Emika operationsAcquisition reported; terms undisclosedpartially_verifiedAsset purchase agreement, IP assignments, liens, excluded assets and employee invention rights.
Agile ONE robot foundation models/dataAgile Robots roadmap/productCompany describes training on industrial, simulated, teleoperation and human datapartially_verifiedData provenance, consent, privacy, safety validation, model governance.

Registry-level IP validation not completed.

VIII.E Insurance coverage and material exposures

not publicly verifiable confidence: high

Insurance coverage is not publicly disclosed despite product liability, cyber/privacy and international manufacturing exposures.

Evidence gaps

  • Insurance certificates, limits, exclusions and claims history are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Insufficient insurance could make safety/product/cyber claims material.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide insurance schedule, product liability/cyber/E&O coverage, claims history and broker summary.

VIII.F Material contracts

partially verified confidence: medium

Public evidence identifies GTC, acquisitions and BMW/idealworks relationship, but material contracts are private.

Evidence gaps

  • Customer contracts, supplier contracts, acquisition agreements, leases and loan documents are not public.

Hidden risks

  • Undisclosed customer termination rights, warranties, acquisition liabilities and related-party terms could affect value.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide top customer/supplier contracts, acquisition agreements, leases, debt, warranties and related-party agreements.
Material contracts, insurance and exposure snapshot
itempublic signalverification statusrisk notediligence request
Customer contractsBMW/idealworks long-term partner statement, but terms absentpartially_verifiedConcentration, termination and margin riskTop customer contracts, MSAs, SLAs, warranties and renewal terms.
Acquisition agreementsFranka and idealworks transactions announced; financial terms mostly undisclosedpartially_verifiedEarn-out, indemnity, IP and liability riskPurchase agreements, schedules, approvals and post-close obligations.
GTC / warranties / limitation of liabilityGTC PDF available publiclypartially_verifiedEnterprise contracts may deviate materiallyStandard and negotiated terms, warranty reserve, claim history.
Insurance coverageNot publicly disclosednot_publicly_verifiableRobotics/product liability exposures may be materialInsurance certificates, claims history, coverage limits, exclusions.

Insurance schedule is private.

VIII.G Regulatory agency problems

partially verified confidence: medium

Public materials include privacy, GTC, safety and ethics statements; no complete regulatory agency history was public.

Evidence gaps

  • Regulatory agency history, export-control review, privacy incidents and safety recalls are unavailable.

Hidden risks

  • AI regulation, export controls, product safety, privacy and multi-jurisdiction operations may create exposure.

Follow-up questions

  • Provide regulatory correspondence, export-control analysis, privacy incidents, safety recalls and compliance training records.
Regulatory / agency actions and safety posture
agency or areaaction or signaldatestatusdiligence request
Robot safety / CE / ISOYu 5 page references ISO 10218-1, ISO 13849 and ISO/TS 15066; no full certificates public in this streamcurrent pagepartially_verifiedDeclaration of conformity, risk assessments, test reports, incident logs.
Privacy / GDPRPublic privacy policy explains personal-data handling for websitecurrent pagepartially_verifiedDPA templates, data map, DPIAs, incident history, regulator correspondence.
AI ethics, anti-corruption, competition, no military useCompany principles state commitmentscurrent pagepartially_verifiedPolicy manuals, training records, whistleblower log, sanctions/export review.
Regulatory agency problemsNo comprehensive public agency action search completed2026-06-10not_publicly_verifiableCounsel certificate and jurisdiction-specific searches.

Regulatory clearance requires formal legal diligence.

Legal, acquisition and regulatory timeline Timeline of public legal identity, acquisitions and legal/regulatory signals.
Risk heatmap Heatmap of diligence risks by severity and likelihood.

Evidence

Evidence claims
IDClaimStatusSources
EC-001 CB Insights lists Agile Robots as a Germany/Munich Industrials unicorn at $1.00B, date joined 2021-09-09, with Hillhouse Capital Management, Sequoia Capital China and Linear Venture as select investors. verified high SRC-001
EC-002 Agile Robots announced a US$220M Series C led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 with financial and strategic investors including Chimera, GL Ventures, Sequoia China, Linear Capital, Xiaomi, Foxconn Industrial Internet and Midas. verified high SRC-002
EC-003 Agile Robots reported raising over US$130M in 2020 and being valued above US$1B by the 2021 announcement. partially verified medium SRC-002
EC-004 Agile Robots was founded in 2018 by Zhaopeng Chen and Peter Meusel with DLR roots and is positioned as a robotics software platform company with hardware know-how. verified high SRC-002SRC-003
EC-005 Agile Robots publicly markets a broad robotics portfolio spanning AgileCore, DIANA, medical robots, dexterous hands, FIP, and industrial applications in consumer electronics, automotive, medical, agriculture, education and service fields. verified medium SRC-002
EC-006 Agile Robots presents a multinational footprint with headquarters/R&D in Munich, production in Kaufbeuren, China and India, and acquired/affiliated businesses including idealworks, Franka Robotics, audEERING and BÄR Automation. verified medium SRC-003
EC-007 Diana 7 is marketed as a seven-axis, force-controlled robot arm with torque sensors in all seven axes, 7 kg payload, 923 mm reach and 0.05 mm repeatability. verified medium SRC-004
EC-008 Yu 5 Industrial is marketed as a collaborative robot with integrated vision, 5 kg payload (7 kg at 850 mm reach), up to 1000 mm reach, 0.05 mm repeatability and referenced ISO 10218-1 / ISO 13849 / ISO/TS 15066 compliance. verified medium SRC-005
EC-009 AgileCore is marketed as an AI-powered software platform using AgileAI, robotic learning, LLMs, VLMs and RAG to simplify automation development and deployment. verified medium SRC-006
EC-010 Agile ONE is marketed as an industrial humanoid/physical-AI robot with dexterous hands, perception, speech interaction, 21-finger joints, force/tactile sensors and industrial training data. verified medium SRC-007
EC-011 Agile Robots markets mobile robotics through Idealworks and BÄR Automation, including AMR/AGV hardware, Idealworks OS, iw.hub, iw.sim and custom mobile manipulators. verified medium SRC-008
EC-012 Agile Robots claims customers use over 20,000 robotic solutions worldwide and that it has seven production sites and two R&D centers with in-house manufacturing. partially verified medium SRC-009
EC-013 BMW Group stated that over 600 iw.hubs had been implemented in BMW logistics processes by 2023 and that idealworks brought BMW Group as one of its largest customers. verified high SRC-010
EC-014 Agile Robots announced it owned 100% of idealworks in 2025 and said more than 850 iw.hubs operate across BMW Group production sites with BMW Group remaining a long-term partner. verified medium SRC-011
EC-015 Agile Robots acquired Franka Emika after Franka filed for preliminary insolvency; Agile planned to keep roughly 100 staff, financial terms were undisclosed, and a trade press report cited a Handelsblatt value above €30M. verified medium SRC-012
EC-016 Agile Robots SE publicly lists Munich address, commercial register HRB292066, Munich register court, executive directors Dr. Zhaopeng Chen and Rory Sexton, and chairman Dr. Zhaopeng Chen. verified high SRC-013
EC-017 Agile Robots publicly recruits across Europe/APAC and the U.S. and positions itself as a global robotics and automation team. verified medium SRC-014
EC-018 Agile Robots said in 2025 that it invests over €80M annually in R&D in Germany, employs more than 2,300 people worldwide, and has manufacturing facilities in Europe, China and India. verified medium SRC-015
EC-019 TNW reported that SoftBank was in early talks to back an approximately $800M Agile Robots round, potentially contributing more than $300M, but cautioned the terms were unconfirmed; it also reported more than 3,200 employees across Germany, China and India. inconclusive medium SRC-016
EC-020 The industrial robotics market is large but competitive and regionally concentrated: IFR reported 4.28M operational factory robots in 2023, 541,302 annual installations, 70% of new deployments in Asia, and Germany installations up 7% to 28,355. verified high SRC-017
EC-021 KUKA markets LBR iiwa as a collaborative, sensitive lightweight robot with 7 and 14 kg payload versions and joint torque sensors in all seven axes. verified medium SRC-018
EC-022 Universal Robots markets the UR20 as a collaborative robot with 25 kg payload and 1750 mm reach and directs visitors to request pricing. verified medium SRC-019
EC-023 Agile Robots public product pages reviewed did not disclose list prices, discounts, warranty economics or gross margins. not publicly verifiable medium SRC-004SRC-005SRC-006SRC-007SRC-008SRC-020
EC-024 Agile Robots publishes public legal/privacy materials, including a GTC download and a privacy policy explaining personal-data handling for the website. partially verified medium SRC-020SRC-021
EC-025 Agile Robots publicly states principles covering AI compliance/ethics, privacy, anti-bribery, fair competition, no military robots, safety, environmental impact and respectful work environment. partially verified medium SRC-003
EC-026 Audited financial statements, ARR/revenue bridge, backlog, AR aging, unit economics, cash, debt, tax positions and management forecasts were not publicly available in the reviewed sources. not publicly verifiable high SRC-001SRC-002SRC-015SRC-016
EC-027 Customer revenue concentration, renewal/churn, top-15 customer revenue and severed relationships were not publicly verifiable despite public BMW and deployment signals. not publicly verifiable high SRC-010SRC-011SRC-012
EC-028 Employee turnover, compensation arrangements, incentive plans and significant employee-relations issues were not publicly disclosed. not publicly verifiable high SRC-014SRC-015SRC-016
EC-029 No comprehensive public legal docket search confirming absence of pending lawsuits, regulatory agency problems, insurance exposures or product liability matters was available in this research stream. not publicly verifiable low SRC-013SRC-020SRC-021
EC-030 Material IP ownership and patent/trademark schedules are not fully public; public evidence shows product names and acquisition of Franka, but not assignment completeness or encumbrances. not publicly verifiable medium SRC-003SRC-004SRC-005SRC-006SRC-007SRC-012
Sources
IDPublisherTitleAccessed
SRC-001 CB Insights CB Insights - The Complete List Of Unicorn Companies 2026-06-10
SRC-002 PRNewswire / Beijing Agile Robot Technology Co., Ltd AGILE ROBOTS announces the completion of Series C financing led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2 2026-06-10
SRC-003 Agile Robots SE About Agile Robots | How we transform industries 2026-06-10
SRC-004 Agile Robots SE Diana 7 – the dexterous robot 2026-06-10
SRC-005 Agile Robots SE Yu 5 Industrial – the cobot with smart vision 2026-06-10
SRC-006 Agile Robots SE AgileCore – the AI-powered software platform 2026-06-10
SRC-007 Agile Robots SE The next evolution in physical AI: Agile ONE 2026-06-10
SRC-008 Agile Robots SE Mobile robotics – shared expertise 2026-06-10
SRC-009 Agile Robots SE Innovation at Agile Robots | AI-driven automation 2026-06-10
SRC-010 BMW Group idealworks: BMW Group subsidiary gains Agile Robots AG as majority shareholder 2026-06-10
SRC-011 Agile Robots SE Agile Robots completes acquisition of BMW Group spin-off idealworks 2026-06-10
SRC-012 The Robot Report Agile Robots acquires Franka Emika 2026-06-10
SRC-013 Agile Robots SE Agile Robots SE Imprint 2026-06-10
SRC-014 Agile Robots SE Careers at Agile Robots | Join our team of experts 2026-06-10
SRC-015 Agile Robots SE Smart Robotics Made in Bavaria: Agile Robots opens global headquarters in Munich 2026-06-10
SRC-016 TNW / Bloomberg-reported SoftBank is reportedly in early talks to back an $800m Agile Robots round 2026-06-10
SRC-017 International Federation of Robotics Record of 4 Million Robots in Factories Worldwide 2026-06-10
SRC-018 KUKA LBR iiwa 2026-06-10
SRC-019 Universal Robots UR20 Collaborative Robot 2026-06-10
SRC-020 Agile Robots SE General Terms and Conditions 2026-06-10
SRC-021 Agile Robots SE Privacy policy 2026-06-10

Disclaimer

This report is a public-evidence diligence snapshot, not investment advice. Important financial, legal, technical, and contractual facts remain non-public and should be verified directly with management and primary documents before any investment decision.