Foundry Robotics

Not a bad couple weeks at the factory.

- $100M Series A.
- 130,000 sq ft manufacturing facility announcement.
- Foundry lighting up @Nasdaq and the @NYSE.
- A whole lot of conversations about the future of American manufacturing.

Huge thanks to @MarlinspikeVC, the continued support from @khoslaventures, and all our other investors for helping make this possible.

The attention has been incredible and the opportunity ahead is even bigger.

Back to building.

“When you walk into an @FoundryRobotics facility you actually see a mixture of robotic work cells…some are building drones, some are building batteries and some are building self-driving car hardware”

Our CEO & Co-Founder @adarshkulkarni dove deep with @Johnyonthefloor and @FINTECHTVglobal at the @NYSE on what we're building at Foundry, why factories need a rethink, and what happens when robots learn to do more than one job.

Turns out the factory of the future has a pretty busy schedule.

Full interview below:

We're headed to Austin for CORL 2026!

The Foundry Robotics team will be at the Conference on Robot Learning next week, connecting with the researchers, engineers, and builders advancing the future of robotics and physical AI.

Stop by Booth #510 to meet the team, including our Founder & CEO, @adarshkulkarni !

Heading to CoRL? Let us know in the comments. We'd love to connect.

#CoRL2026 #Robotics #PhysicalAI

Foundation models are impressive. Getting them to run reliably on a factory floor is the hard part.

Last week our CEO @adarshkulkarni sat down with @SchneiderElec and other Physical AI leaders to talk about what it takes to make that happen in defense, telecom, energy and robotics.

Thanks SE Ventures for bringing the group together.

Great discussion today at @tectonicdefense & @payloadspace Space & Defense Investor Summit on what it takes to scale American manufacturing.

Our CEO & Co-Founder @adarshkulkarni joined Chris @Kemp (Astra), Greg Barrow (@corridian_inc), and @p_kalogiannis (@SwarmAero ), moderated by Mislav Tolusic (@MarlinspikeVC).

The future of American manufacturing depends on turning innovation into production capacity.

Time to build.