Skild AI said Sept. 10 that it had reached $100 million in annual recurring revenue within 10 months of starting deployments.
The company announced the figure in a post on X. In a company blog post dated Sept. 9, Deepak Pathak and Abhinav Gupta said Skild AI had crossed $100 million in annual revenue run rate 10 months after its first commercial deployment.
The disclosure attaches a revenue figure to deployments across several types of work. Skild AI said its robots are operating on factory lines, construction sites, in kitchens and in data centers, performing jobs including cleaning, welding, building and cooking.
According to the blog post, the company has scaled to more than 60 paying customers. It said those customers use its robots for moving goods, deliveries, site inspection, security and food preparation, as well as in warehouses, factories and data centers. The company said mobility accounts for 10% of revenue and Fetch products account for 4%.
Skild AI said it is deploying its Skild Brain with NVIDIA and Foxconn on dual-arm manipulators for high-precision assembly of NVIDIA Blackwell systems. It is also working toward an S1 deployment at Sumitomo Wiring Systems for wire harness manufacturing, according to the blog.
With Mitsui & Co., Skild AI said it is piloting S1-powered general-purpose robots in commercial kitchens. Mitsui & Co.'s supply chains serve 1.4 million meals a day across Japan, the company said.
Skild AI said S1, its latest model, was released two weeks before the Sept. 9 post. The company said an operator can show the model a task in a single video, then provide that demonstration to a robot without changing the model's weights.
Skild AI says it is building a unified, omni-bodied brain to control robots across tasks. The company was founded in 2023. In January 2026, it announced a $1.4 billion Series C led by SoftBank and said the financing valued it at more than $14 billion.
