microagi — Physical-AI data and fine-tuning: Atlas captures factory workers' operations (cameras, sensor gloves), simulates them and fine-tunes robot foundation models per plant; hardware- and model-agnostic.. Pricing model: unknown (not disclosed). Value metric: unknown.
At a glance
| Company | microagi |
|---|---|
| What it does | Physical-AI data and fine-tuning: Atlas captures factory workers' operations (cameras, sensor gloves), simulates them and fine-tunes robot foundation models per plant; hardware- and model-agnostic. |
| Headquarters | Munich, Germany |
| Pricing model | unknown (not disclosed) |
| Value metric | unknown |
| Pricing page | unknown (not disclosed) |
Plans and prices
No public pricing.
Growth milestones
microagi appears in our analysis of 2026's $100M ARR class. Figures are company-reported unless stated.
- 2026: $55M seed led by Hummingbird (Northzone, LocalGlobe, Village Global, redalpine), reported as Germany's largest seed. (source)
- 2026-10-10: Company claimed a $100M annual run rate six months after founding (Sept 2025 founding); ARR Club notes the figure is unverified. (source)
How it grows
Partnerships with Unitree and NVIDIA; consumer data-collection programmes (free apartment cleanings in New York in exchange for head-camera footage) to source training data.
What you can steal
low-budget growth
Barter instead of buying: offer a free service in exchange for the data or content you need.
product/market fit
Treat unaudited 'run-rate' claims cautiously, including your own; measure contracted, repeatable revenue.
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