Skild has reached a recurring revenue run-rate of $100M just ten months after its first commercial deployment, showcasing remarkable growth driven by the adoption of its S1 model.
This product allows robots to learn tasks by watching a single video, significantly reducing training needs and increasing efficiency across industries like cafes and warehouses.
By January, the company secured $1.4B in funding at a $14B valuation, tripling its valuation in just seven months. Skild's technology is operational with hundreds of robots across more than 60 companies, up from eight earlier in the year.
Additionally, Skild’s acquisition of Zebra Technologies' robotics automation business helps solidify its position in the robotics AI market.
The S1 model's learning capability is particularly notable under Europe's upcoming Machinery Regulation set to start in January 2027, which could expand future market opportunities.