Healthcare Robotics Companies
Healthcare robotics companies build robots and autonomous systems that deliver, handle, or support medical supplies, diagnostics, or care for patients and health facilities.
Comparison Table
This table is designed for quick research: location, stage, known signals, and open questions to verify.
| Company | HQ | Founded | Funding Stage | Known Signals | Open Questions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bear Robotics | Redwood City, California, United States | 2017 | Series C | Company founded and launched Penny prototype; Launched Servi, first mass-production model | How will LG's acquisition affect Bear's product roadmap and independence?; Can Bear scale manipulation capabilities across its deployed fleet? |
| Tombot | Santa Clarita, California, United States | 2017 | Series A | Tombot founded; Seed round closes | Will Jennie actually achieve FDA medical device clearance, and on what timeline?; Can Tombot convert its large pre-order waitlist into paying customers once shipments begin? |
| Zipline | South San Francisco, California, United States | 2014 | Series H | Zipline founded; World's first national drone delivery service launches in Rwanda | How dependent is Zipline's revenue on government health contracts, and how reliable are those payments?; What is Zipline's path to profitability or a public listing given roughly $1.8 billion raised and a private valuation of $7.6-7.8 billion? |
Directory
| Company | Categories | Headquarters | Founded | Funding |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bear Robotics Bear Robotics builds autonomous mobile robots for restaurants, hotels, and healthcare facilities, with over 16,000 units deployed worldwide. | Redwood City, California, United States | 2017 | Series C | |
| Tombot Tombot builds Jennie, a lifelike robotic Labrador puppy designed to provide therapeutic companionship for seniors with dementia and others who cannot keep a live pet. | Santa Clarita, California, United States | 2017 | Series A | |
| Zipline Zipline designs and operates autonomous delivery drones that carry medical supplies, retail goods, and food for healthcare systems, governments, and retailers like Walmart. | South San Francisco, California, United States | 2014 | Series H |