Flexion Robotics AG

Founded in 2025 by CEO Nikita Rudin and CTO David Hoeller, Flexion Robotics AG operates from Zurich, Switzerland, focusing on advanced robotics solutions. In November 2025, Flexion Robotics AG raised USD 50 million in Series A funding led by DST Global, with participation from nVentures and Prosus Ventures. Moonfire and Redalpine also participated in the round. Flexion Robotics specializes in developing advanced autonomy software for humanoid robots, enhancing their ability to perform various human tasks efficiently.

The company’s core offerings include a comprehensive autonomy stack that integrates command and control, manipulation, and locomotion capabilities. Utilizing simulation and reinforcement learning, their software aims to facilitate seamless operation across diverse hardware platforms and task environments. The primary end users of Flexion Robotics’ technology encompass industries where automation can significantly improve productivity and safety, such as manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare. Their products are marketed not only in Switzerland but also in key international markets, including Germany, France, and the United States, reflecting a strategic approach to global expansion.

Flexion Robotics generates revenue through a combination of direct client engagements and B2B partnerships, primarily within the industrial and service sectors. Their transaction structure involves licensing agreements or subscription-based models whereby clients gain access to their proprietary autonomy software. This allows businesses to integrate Flexion's technology into their existing operations, enabling enhanced automation capabilities. The pricing plans are structured to accommodate various client needs, potentially offering tiered options based on the scale of deployment or the specific functionalities required.

Flagship products are expected to include solutions tailored for specific applications, reinforcing the company's commitment to providing adaptive and cutting-edge robotics solutions that meet the evolving demands of their client base. The company plans to use the November 2025 funding to grow its Zurich R&D team, boost compute capacity and its robot fleet, launch a U. S. office, and speed up deployment of its autonomy software.